• All-over floral lace construction with a semi-sheer finish that gives the trouser its see-through, layered quality - wear with a slip or bodysuit underneath for the right amount of coverage.
• Wide leg silhouette cut to floor-length, falling straight from the hip and sweeping the ground as you walk.
• Shape category - cut to sit smoothly and move with you rather than against you.
• The lace has a soft, slightly stretch quality that keeps the wide leg from feeling stiff or boxy.
• Note: due to the fabric, colour may transfer - keep that in mind when styling with lighter pieces.

The lace wide leg trouser does something most going-out trousers don't - it reads refined from a distance and turns heads up close. The floral lace pattern has real depth to it, and the wide leg cuts a long, unbroken line from hip to floor. That length is part of what makes it work. Pair it as the model does here: an oversized blazer worn with nothing beneath it, fastened low, and flat strappy sandals that let the hem skim the ground properly. The contrast between the structured blazer and the sheerness of the lace is what makes the whole look land. For a night out or drinks with friends, keep the top half simple - a fitted bodysuit or a barely-there cami worn underneath the lace lets the trouser do the talking. The Shape fit means it sits where it should without pulling or shifting, so you can move freely all night.