Before I get into four different ways to style your flares, here are two basic shopping tips to help you find the perfect pair:
- Look for a high waistline. An emphasized waist will balance out the volume toward the bottom of your legs.
- Make sure they're long enough. When it comes to flared jeans, I think it's always better to buy long - if they shrink, you'll be able to wear them with flats or tennis shoes, and if they don't, you can rock them with a chunky heeled clog or boot. Too-short flares are unflattering and don't really look good with any shoe.
Look #1: Boho-Glam
This look is all about embracing that 70s vibe. I've paired a lighter-wash flare with a fitted grey turtleneck, flowy burgundy coat, and chunky heels for a glamorous fall look.
Look #2: Parisian-Chic
This simple look is inspired by the classic glamorous look des femmes Parisiennes - each piece is timeless and will never go out of style. I paired a medium-wash flare with a red & white striped tee, khaki trench, and black loafers for this chic and comfy look.
Look #3: Sporty
This look also channels a bit of the 70s vibe - with light-wash flares, a raglan baseball tee, letterman-style sweater, and Adidas, you've got a fresh athletic outfit.
Patch shirt / Jersey tee / Forever 21 high waisted flared jeans / Adidas originals trainers, $110 / Poverty Flats faux leather backpack
Look #4: Clean & Polished
For this final look, I wanted to show a more formal approach. By pairing a button down top and cropped sweater with a dark-wash flare, this look is more business-appropriate. For a little fun and even more height, I also included a chunky-heeled boot.Will you be wearing flared jeans this season? If so, what's your favorite way to style them?
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