Flared pants: Here is how you can style flared pants this winter

Flare pants or jeans have made a comeback in the fashion scene. From the 70’s references, when all flares were one of those trends, the key to nailing them in 2019 is giving them a modern and different twist. If you want to lean into the 70’s feels of flared pants and jeans, then you must try these trendy pairs of clothing ideas mentioned below. These are some of the best ways to style this denim staple for the season-

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Get into the 70’s fashion

Double down on the vintage feel of the denim silhouette with accessories inspired by past decades. Try your platform shoes, printed scarves, animal-print cross body bags, oversized sunglasses—the whole lot with this look. This look gives you an 'old is gold feel' and a fashion statement that never dies.

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Go minimal

The attractiveness of flare jeans is that you can go as dressy as you would like, or even strip it down to the basics. No matter what vibe you prefer, your outfit will look decent. You can use them as a way to play up wardrobe essentials, like a white button-down and a black tote back.

Try some volume and layers

A printed trench coat belted at the waist can mark the flare at the hem of your jeans feel more dramatic. Feel free to enjoy with your layers, adding different prints and textures. It will give a different taste of fashion and style.

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Split hem jeans

If you want to flaunt your shoes, choose a split or contrast hem style. Split-hem jeans are a great denim trend for winter 2019. It lets you get the best of both worlds: the flared look and a peek at your footwear.

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Try it into a suit

This denim-on-denim style can be fashioned anytime and on any occasion. One can pair the outfit with pumps or any high-heel sandals.

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