The "Dated" Trouser Trend French Women Still Love to Wear
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@tamaramoryStyle Notes: Put the fun back into trousers. Tamara Mory keeps it simple by teaming a dark-green pair with a logo tee.
Arguably just as versatile as denim.
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@camillcharriereStyle Notes: You might not think there’s a place for corduroy skirts in the fashion-girl uniform, but as Camille Charrière proves, they look incredible paired with trending pieces such as platform boots and leather blazers.
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@frannfyneStyle Notes: Trousers not your thing? A corduroy blazer will blend just as seamlessly into your existing wardrobe. Make like Franny and pair yours with white jeans and cowboy boots for a 2023 feel.
Corduroy always looks so beautiful in tan tones.
We're predicting this will be one of 2023's biggest boot trends.
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@vikilefevreStyle Notes: Although colour will liven up the look, classic shades of brown, tan and navy corduroy will always serve you well, just like camel and pale yellow did for Anne-Victoire Lefevre in this look.
This will go with everything, from printed dresses to, well, corduroy trousers.
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@juliesfiStyle Notes: Speaking of colour—wow! Julie Sergent Ferreri’s Longchamp corduroy suit is the stuff of fashion dreams. Although Sergent Ferreri is wearing a matchy-matchy bright set, you could also try clashing colours for a 2024 twist or choose a neutral set if you'd rather.
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@lenafarlStyle Notes: The beauty of corduroy trousers lies in their versatility, especially if you choose a shade of navy or black. Simply wear them with everything you’d ordinarily style with jeans—in Léna Farl’s case, a white blouse and cute cardigan—and you’ll wonder how you ever got dressed without them.
You'll wear this versatile knit all autumn long.
