Flared jeans: it's time to revive them this 2022
By Lorraine Meouchi
The 1970s had it all: the Bee Gees' 'Night Fever' was being played on all the radio, 'Studio 54' was in full swing and bell bottoms were worn to disco dancing (yes, that's what they were called). to those magical places where people moved without inhibitions). It is also impossible to name this garment and not think of Farrah Fawcett when she starred in the series 'Charlie's Angels'. The actress riding a skateboard with total prowess and wearing the most perfect flared jeans we've ever seen on TV is something that lives in our memories forever. And let's face it, few scenes marked both fashion and the entertainment industry at the same time.
Nostalgic and fun, flared styles stand out from the list of pants that will captivate throughout the year and the reason is very simple: after having spent almost more than a year wearing leggings to be around the house, let's be honest, who wants to wear leggings again? some tight skinny jeans? We do not. In addition, it is confirmed, the stylistic decisions that we will make in 2022 will be based on the search for absolute comfort and the return to the garments of those decades in which everything was better than now (at least that explains the return of fashion trends). the 2000s).
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Designers have noticed, too, and have set out to reinvent this vintage look with prints, patchwork, and plunging slits that street style's best-dressed have already embraced in different combinations: flared pants and heels, or high boots and stilettos. If you have a petite silhouette, this is also your moment, because although they have been used for years by fashion experts such as Victoria Beckham and Eva Longoria, now is when you can dress them and give your legs a mile-long illusion.
How to combine flared jeans in 2022?
Classic flared jeansIf you don't know how to start adopting this trend in your wardrobe, start with the classic. A pair of plain light blue jeans flatters anyone. You can wear them with a printed t-shirt or with a white shirt and a blazer and recreate the uniform of the supermodels. We cannot think of a more versatile model than this.
Patchwork flared jeansIt is a fact, the return of patchwork could not have come at a better time. The most important reason: brands can take advantage of scraps of fabric to design new models with a sustainable look and create designs that have a unique personality. The purple and pink creation of the brand Marine Serre is a great example, it can become a conversation piece that, without hesitation, will make you stand out.
Printed flared jeansIf the premise is fun, prints are always a good idea. Let them steal the spotlight alongside the staples that are sure to be in your closet or, better yet, bring out that fancy coat you inherited from your grandmother. Without a doubt, this is the outfit with which no one would mind meeting an acquaintance on the street.
Flare jeans with cut-outsThe openings are here to stay, at least for a while. In addition to adding a little flare to your outfit, they also let the shoes shine (what better alliance than this one). For Spring-Summer 2022, Palmer Harding designed a very elegant cut-out model in white that works very well with stilettos and a black shirt. This is a successful look to go to dinner on a Friday night.
Artsy flared jeansFor fashion creatives, jeans are a blank canvas that sometimes cries out for intervention. The summer collections gave us precisely that, a return to artistic expressions that are not shy, turning a pair like the one we saw in the Etro collection into a garment worth keeping in your wardrobe for years to come.
