Palazzo pants have an incredibly simple shape, but wearing them isn't so easy. Because the silhouette is dramatic—long, loose with an extremely wide leg that flares out from the waist—you need to balance it out with just the right add-ons. Ahead, four rules to follow when styling the tricky trend.
1. Look for a high-waisted silhouette
Balance out the volume with a pair that cinches in your waist and sits just above your hips,
Balance out the volume with a pair that cinches in your waist and sits just above your hips,
2. Wear a high heel to elongate your legs
Create a long lean line from waist to toes with heels. While it might not be your usual move, it will ensure your pants won’t drag on the floor.
Create a long lean line from waist to toes with heels. While it might not be your usual move, it will ensure your pants won’t drag on the floor.
3. Pair with a fitted top
Steer clear of boxy shapes and chunky knits; you want a body-skimming blouse that will reveal your upper half.
Steer clear of boxy shapes and chunky knits; you want a body-skimming blouse that will reveal your upper half.
4. Layer with a cropped jacket
A long overcoat will swallow you whole, but a cropped style will show off your frame while keeping you warm.
A long overcoat will swallow you whole, but a cropped style will show off your frame while keeping you warm.
Or Pair like mine.
How I paired mine and I am in love with my DIY sandals made from flip flop and wool yarn.
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