Ultra flattering

Flare pants are associated with a free and joyful era. A definite hippie chic trend, this bootcut cut with its high waist enhances the silhouette and ensures a nonchalant, retro look.

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A comeback that flatters the figure 

The cut hugs the knees and flares out at the bottom. Jane Birkin's and Farah Fawcett's favorite pants make a triumphant comeback, still seducing us fifty years later. 

The advantage of this shape is that it lengthens the leg and flattens the buttocks less than a slim fit. As such, it feminizes the look.
- If you're tall and slim, you can have it all. Especially if you look like Jane Birkin in the Melody Nelson era.
- If you're shapely: this knee-length flared style is ideal for structuring the silhouette.
- And if you're petite, you'll need to wear it with heels to avoid bulging.

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How to wear it

The advantage of flare pants is that they can be worn in a variety of styles: with a white shirt, they create a chic, elegant look; worn with a crop top or turtleneck sweater, they create a beautifully old-school look. Pair it with a blouse and a pair of heels for a slimmer silhouette, or with sneakers for a more modern look. Or, of course, with a total tailoring look for a daring, fashionable ensemble!

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The 17H10 version of flare

Oslo is our flare model. Small covered buttons dress the front of the pants for a couture detail. For taller women, it's easy to lengthen.

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