Jil Sander - Luke and Lucie Meier's focus on considered silhouettes for Jil Sander is channelled by these black slubbed-crepe trousers. They're crafted in Italy with a high rise and wide legs defined by pressed creases, then finished with a horn button printed with a tiny white side logo. Style it with a shirt and the coordinating blazer for a smart mid-week edit.
Trousers are a more sophisticated alternative to skinniesTrousers take on a realxed silhouette for the new season, with sports tailoring setting the trends and the wide leg one to watch. Pick printed palazzo pants for a dramatic day time look and tone down with a basic tee, or go for androgynous appeal in tapered man pants and wear with worn-in trainers for a trend-led twist.
Burberry - Satin-covered shank buttons at the cuffs of Burberry's black Hanover trousers lend the tuxedo-inspired aesthetic a stylishly contemporary nuance. They're tailored in Italy from densely woven wool crepe and feature a flattering flat-fronted rise, straight-cut legs with pressed creases and lustrous side stripes at the outer seams. Wear it with the coordinating blazer for a succinct evening look.
Altuzarra - These black wool-serge trousers were styled as a suit in Altuzarra's AW19 runway, which was full of assertive tailoring. Crafted in Italy, they're brushed to a soft feel with a monochrome check, equipped with multiple pockets and belt loops, while the fit-and-flare silhouette lends a flattering finish. Team them with a blazer and point-toe shoes to mirror the collection's styling.
Anine Bing skillfully incorporates the season's animal motifs into tailoring and the results are equally sophisticated and glamorous. Jacquard-woven with leopard spots, these 'Cindy' pants are designed with neat, slim legs and a high-rise waist. Wear yours with the matching 'Madeleine' blazer and ankle boots.
Trousers are a more sophisticated alternative to skinniesTrousers take on a realxed silhouette for the new season, with sports tailoring setting the trends and the wide leg one to watch. Pick printed palazzo pants for a dramatic day time look and tone down with a basic tee, or go for androgynous appeal in tapered man pants and wear with worn-in trainers for a trend-led twist.
For her Spring '19 collection, Stine Goya looks to the work of celebrated Italian interior designer Renzo Mongiardino, translating his patterns and color palette into pieces like these 'Marcel' pants. They're tailored from cady and sit high on the waist before falling to a fluid, wide-leg silhouette. Pair yours with the matching 'Florence' blazer.
Prada's pants are cut from airy silk-chiffon and covered with vibrant metallic paillettes that really pop against the midnight-blue background. They sit high on your waist and are partially lined for coverage. Team them with the label's polo shirt and barely-there sandals.
Stella McCartney - The wide turned-up cuffs on Stella McCartney's khaki-green trousers accentuate the dramatic flared silhouette. They're crafted from wool twill with a high-rise waist, then fall loosely with raised seams through the front and back midpoint of the cropped legs. Style them with statement knitwear and ankle boots for a directional look.
Ann Demeulemeester - Ann Demeulemeester's unconventional take on tailoring is evidenced by these black wool-blend herringbone Oberon trousers. They're cut to a loose silhouette and finished with tonal buttons which run around the high waist and down the side pockets. Take cues from the label's non-conformist mood and style them with a structured tail coat.
Trousers are a more sophisticated alternative to skinniesTrousers take on a realxed silhouette for the new season, with sports tailoring setting the trends and the wide leg one to watch. Pick printed palazzo pants for a dramatic day time look and tone down with a basic tee, or go for androgynous appeal in tapered man pants and wear with worn-in trainers for a trend-led twist.
