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@slipintostyle
Style Notes: Ellie knows when it comes to belted trousers, the higher the waist, the better. Giving everyone legs for days, a matchy-matchy fabric belt looks effortless.
So chic with heeled mules.
Try with a red top.
£158
A round-the-clock pair.
Ticking off the utility trend.
An alternative to jersey joggers.
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@linneklund
Style Notes: Silky trousers are the equivalent of wearing your pyjamas outside. In fact, you can also do this to tick off the trend just like Linne in printed iterations.
You’ve most likely already spotted these on Instagram.
Imagine in the summer with flip flops and a straw bag.
Just add a thick white T-shirt and trainers.
Still embracing that elesticated waist.
A spring/summer hero.
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@abimarvel
Style Notes: Proving wide-leg strides can be casual, Abi keeps the structured trousers relaxed with a racer vest and cardigan. The Row and Bottega Veneta are a go-to for this style.
So sleek.
Try pistachio with tan.
The wider the better according to Stella McCartney.
Well done, VB.
Add a second-skin top and chunky loafers.
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@greceghanem
Style Notes: Whether you opt for knitted, tailored, cut-out or split-hem details, flared trousers are everywhere for spring. Colour clashing hero Grece shows how to liven up any day of the week.
Wear with the matching knit top.
We can always rely on Joseph.
Your new going out trousers.
All about that super flare.
Ticking off multiple trends in one.
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@tamumcpherson
Style Notes: When it comes to trousers to wear with any type of shoe, cropped always wins. This season, it’s all about attention to detail with fringing, feathers and turn-up hems making sure all eyes are on your footwear. For this reason, take note from Tamum and make sure your shoes are extra special.
There’s a jacket to turn into a co-ord, too.
For the minimalists.
So special.
Embroidered details are always a winner.
Spring perfection.
