Ultra flattering

The flare trousers are associated with a free and joyful time. Hippie chic trend assumed, this bootcut with its high waist enhances the silhouette and ensures a nonchalant and retro look.

 Oslo blue tartan trousers  

A comeback that flatters our figure 

Its cut hugs the knees and flares at the bottom. Jane Birkin's and Farah Fawcett's favorite trousers make a triumphant return as they still seduce us, fifty years later. 

The advantage of this shape is to lengthen the leg and to flatten the buttocks less than a slim. Thus, it feminizes the allure.
- If you are tall and thin, you can obviously allow yourself anything. Especially if you look like Jane Birkin or Melody Nelson.
- If you have curves: this flared model from the knee is ideal to structure the silhouette.
- And if you are small, you must wear it with heels to not get stuck.

To know more about the ideal cuts according to your morphology, it is here.

How to wear it?

The advantage of the flare trousers is that you can give it a lot of styles: with a white shirt, it draws us a chic and elegant look; worn with a crop top or a turtleneck sweater, we will have a nicely old school look. We associate it with a blouse and a pair of heels to slim the silhouette, with sneakers for a more modern look. Or of course in a total suit look for a daring and very fashionable set!

 berlin blue trousers 

The flare version 17H10

Oslo is our flare model. A work of small covered buttons dresses the front of the trousers for a couture detail. For taller women you can easily extend it.

Oslo black trousers