Modern Trouser Styles Every Man Should Own
It's so easy to get fixed in a style routine when it comes
to pants. Jeans, chinos, and dress pants are the three items that make up most
of men's pantyhose rotations, and while there's nothing wrong with that, it
doesn't hurt to throw curves here and there to keep things going. cool and
interesting.
Fortunately, there are many options. Modern menswear has a
trouser style to suit all budgets, tastes, and occasions. So, considering that,
here are the main types of pants that you should have in your wardrobe.
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tight jeans
When it comes to casual wear, "when in doubt: skinny
jeans" is a pretty solid mantra to live with. Skinny denim can make taller
men appear too heavy, while baggy cuts leave short or slim men drowning in
fabric. The slim fit is the golden mean - a simple, flattering cut that works
for everyone.
The best thing near this style is that, truly, anything goes
when it comes to your outfit. Try pairing it with a vest, flannel shirt, and
suede boots for the cooler half of the year. Or handcuff your legs and go
sockless with a plain white T-shirt and your favorite sneakers on the hottest
days. When the party rolls around, put on a light jacket like a bomber jacket
or Harrington over it.
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Straight jeans
Straight leg jeans are another masculine style classic that
is all the rage right now. The nostalgia boom of the 1990s and stonewashed
denim made traditional styles like the Levi's 501 gain popularity once again.
But don't be put off by the fact that they are trendy, because straight leg
denim is going nowhere. As long as you keep simple and harrowing washing to a
minimum, this is a cut that you can return to season after season.
Since this is a slightly looser fit, styling straight jeans
is all about balancing your torso, legs, and shoes. That means a tight top and
low-profile shoes won't work here. Instead, layer on top to add depth and
volume, and go for a thicker boot or basketball style for your feet. Then
simply handcuff or pin the hems to your desired length and you're done.
Pleated pants
Until very recently, pleats were found almost exclusively in
the pants of men over 70. However, the loosening of shapes in menswear has
brought this repressed retro style to center stage. And that's not necessarily
a bad thing. Pleated pants allow greater freedom of movement, and the looser
fit is much more comfortable than tighter alternatives.
However, despite all its advantages, it is a very difficult
type of pants to remove. Pleated pants go well with a casual suit, so try
wearing a light-colored pair as a separate piece with an unstructured navy
blazer, an oxford shirt, and a pair of black derby shoes.
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Wool pants
When winter comes and the mercury begins to drop, men can
find themselves limited in terms of options for keeping their legs warm. For
the sake of discussion, let's say you don't want to put on some leggings before
putting your leggings on every morning. In that case, a pair of wool pants
might be just what you are looking for.
Technically speaking, wool pants are classified as
tailoring. But that doesn't cruel they should individual be worn with a blazer
and dress shoes. In fact, this type of pants is very versatile and can be
dressed in an elegant or informal way depending on the occasion. For an ideal
weekend option, wear it with a turtleneck or long sleeves tucked in at the
waist and cover it with a pair of white canvas or leather high top sneakers.
Wide chinos
It may be an assimilated taste, but if you can go with a
pair of baggy chinos, you'll soon start to see the benefits. This relaxed fit
is as happy as it sounds and offers an easy way to add a modern-day touch to
almost any outfit. They are a predominantly nice option for the seasonal months
because the added width makes them nice and airy.
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