• Wide leg cut that falls in a clean, unbroken line from hip to floor - the length grazes the ground just right when worn with a heel.
• Bi-stretch fabric moves with you rather than against you, holding its shape through a night out without pulling or creasing across the thigh.
• High-rise waist sits flat against the body, creating a long, smooth silhouette through the torso.
• Tailored finish - these are not casual wide-legs; the sharp drape reads as intentional and put-together from every angle.
• Designed as a co-ord with the matching blazer, but strong enough to work as a standalone piece.

These trousers sit at the sharper end of a going-out wardrobe. The wide leg and high waist work together to create that elongating effect that a straight or slim cut simply can't match. Paired back with the matching ruched blazer as seen here, finished with strappy heeled sandals and gold hoop earrings, the full look carries real impact for a night out, cocktail bar, or a birthday dinner where you want to show up properly dressed. Split from the co-ord, they hold their own tucked into a sleek bodysuit or a fitted satin top - the tailored quality of the fabric means they'll always look considered rather than thrown together. The stretch content makes them far more wearable than a rigid trouser of the same cut; you can move, dance, and sit through a long evening without the fit compromising. A solid addition to the rotation for anyone building a going-out wardrobe that goes beyond the standard mini.