Alexander McQueen - Lengthen proportions of everyday looks with Alexander McQueen's longline navy trousers, which are impeccably cut with a streamlined flare that widens towards the cuffs. They're tailored in Italy from lustrous virgin wool twill and feature slanted front pockets and pressed creases that enforce the refined air. Wear them with a waist-cinching blazer to create a sleek silhouette.
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.
Valentino - A clean-lined silhouette brings contemporary energy to Valentino's opulent cornflower-blue trousers. They're crafted in Italy from lustrous silk satin to a flattering high-rise silhouette with straight legs defined by pressed creases. Style them with the coordinating top and kitten-heeled sandals for a formal dinner.
Giambattista Valli - Giambattista Valli's signature feminine aesthetic softens classic tailored silhouettes for Pre-AW19 - delivering an elegant, opulent mood for the social season - as seen with these black trousers. Made in Italy from wool crepe, they are slim-fitting through the thighs and lightly flare out from the knees. Style them with a blouse and platform sandals for a modern play on proportions.
Ann Demeulemeester - First seen in the SS19 runway show, Ann Demeulemeester's white cotton trousers have a lightweight element which is inspired by l'Inconnue de la Seine - the true story of an anonymous teenager whose face became a symbolism of serenity and beauty in the 1800s. They're cut to a relaxed fit with side seam-insets and raw, frayed seams which lead down the wide legs, finished with slit cuffs. Style them with a loose blouse and sandals for an understated weekend edit.
Francoise - Unveiled in the AW19 lookbook, Francoise's white jeans are punctuated with silver-tone metal studs to conjure a Western mood. They're crafted in Italy from cotton twill to a panelled construction with a mid-rise waist that flares out from the knees. Style it with a blouse and boots for a spirited weekend edit.
Petar Petrov - Petar Petrov's grey wide-leg trousers are cut to a cropped silhouette with exposed seams running down the front and back. They're crafted from soft leather with a wide waistband accented with rouleaux buttons for a refined feel. Team them with earthy separates for an elegant finish.
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.
Prints don't get much bolder or more mood-enhancing than the florals that decorate these pants by Valentino. They've been made in Italy from silk crepe de chine and pressed through the front. When it comes to styling, the matching shirt is the only way to go.
Racil - Racil Chalhoub created her eponymous London-based label thanks in part to her mother whom she accredits with inspiring her penchant for tailored staples, such as these white floral-embroidered Agadir trousers. They're crafted from cotton-blend twill with a high-rise waist, trimmed with mustard-yellow satin stripes, then fall into pleated wide legs with turned-up cuffs. Style them with the a coordinating blazer and white heels to complete the look.
