k/r droopy drawers--eta styled -- long

Zara high waisted jacquard mom pants. Do you see any bunching front or droopiness in the bottom?

The medium is way too big. The hem is folded up so can be let down.

Thanks.

ETA styled --because Anna et al asked.

4. Feather print scuba sweatshirt, open toed pumps--is extreme pattern mixing over because I like this combo lots

5. White shirt, studded sandals

6/7. Navy silk tunic tucked with nude sandals and navy suede slip ons

8/9. Oversized cream sweater, navy slip ons--sweater was in the return pile. THOUGHTS on sweater?

10. Ink blue tank, black vest, silver sandals

11. Cashmere tee

12. Drop shouldered heather indigo sweater

13. Coziest mixed media pullover ever which hits me at the most unflattering spot and may have to go back after all--THOUGHTS?

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11 years ago

Transcona Shannon

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I like the fit - they fit like a slim trouser or non calf sucking skinny. Your title confuses me though - are they supposed to be droopy? Cause they aren't.

Love the patten in them.

bj1111

Thanks, Shannon. The title wadi reference to the backside droopiness that I see in the mirror.

annagybe

(website)

Don't look droopy. But I'm wondering how you will style?

Suz

I love them on you!! And by the way, you are looking great!!

How does the fabric feel? And yes, how are you going to wear them?

Droopiness is not visible in the photos here (on my laptop) but I think a bit of ease is perfectly okay.

Lyn D.

No- I like the pattern too!

Debbie

I don't see the droopiness. They look good to me. Hoe are you going to style them?

Marley

I like the fit of these on you - but I'm also wondering how you think you would style these?

These outfits added in the first post are off the top of my head. Feel free to critique the components, not just the pants.

Neel

The fit looks good from where I sit. And I really love the way you gave styled them! Who would have thought they could be so versatile! Wow!

I like the mixed media pullover too. I think scrunching sleeves and semi tuck would make all the difference. Or a slimmer bottom would work with untucked pullover too. But if you have your doubts ... Off it goes.

I love # 5, 10and11. I think the white shirt with the pants is a great look. Very proportional.
Great pants.

Beth Ann

Love them! Particularly in 5, 6, 9, and 11. I don't find them droopy or bunchy, although prints like this are hard to "see" on film. I think slim with ease is what you're going for, yes? I, for one, like to see high waisted trousers as an option.

Sal

The pants seem to fit well and are versatile. I like all the stylings but agree 13 does seem to hit at the wrong spot.

They work with both shorter and longer tops though!!

Love the added stylings! These are really terrific on you. #4 is super maximal but surprisingly works to my eye. #5 is easy/ breezy. Is the fabric weight of the pants light or heavy? Can't really tell from the pics.

Love them with the navy tunic and the oversized cream sweater -- and they seem to work amazingly well with different kinds of footwear.

I'm not sure about #13. At the moment it's my least favourite but I don't think it's unflattering in the hip area. Would you scrunch the sleeves on it? If it is comfortable and you love it, maybe it just needs to be worn a slightly different way. Can you semi-tuck it?

catgirl

Pants are good. #13 I think the top would work with skinnies and boots - it seems to call for a more tapered leg in my mind. Good to see you back here!

@Neel, i was surprised myself at the pant versatility. Unfortunately. The bottom piece is a thick wool flannel and semi tucking would just making it bunch.

@Debbie, thanks for the feedback on the white shirt. This is so not me, again surprising myself about how much i like it.

@Beth Ann, glad you like the high waist. I have flashbacks to mom pants! The pant is here for a closer look at the pattern. The jacquard weave has a great texture in addition to the print.

@Kiwigal, thanks for confirming that my suspicion on that pullover.

@Suz, relieved that i wasn't having a hallucination that the prints were not superclashing and i got dressed in a dark room. Tucking is not an option with the wool flannel fabric. I could try the faux tuck, tho concerned about permanently creasing the fabric.

@Una, the last piece of clothing i purchased before a year long clothing fast was your r13 drop crotch pants! Now i'm a bit manic! I'll try the pullover with leggings--very apres ski with or without the cast.

Angie

Fashion Stylist

Nice to see you post again, bj1111.

The length and hem width of the pant hems is one of my three poison eyes (especially from the side), so I desperately want to roll them, or shorten them, or lengthen them. I like the pants best with the heeled ankle strap shoes for that reason. Fit on the thigh and crotch point is great though.

LOVE the navy silk blouse.

LOVE the cream sweater.

I vote that #13 goes back too. Not flattering.

Hi, Angie,

Thanks for the pant length feedback. Was wondering about that. I can fold the pants up a bit more or let out a fold. Will try those in a bit.

Unfotunately the ankle strap shoes are going back. My heel slips out if the back and i fear a twisted ankle!

We can't have that. You're right to send back those shoes. Do you have another pair of ankle strap shoes?

jackiec

I like the fit but the length is a bit distracting for me; they seem a bit short. My fav is #10!! I don't see any droopy issues at all.

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