• Wide leg cut with a generous sweep from hip to floor - the leg opens broadly and falls in one clean, unbroken line to the ground.
• Crepe fabric carries a subtly textured surface that gives the trousers a weighted drape, keeping the wide leg structured rather than floppy as you move.
• Pleat front detailing sits flat against the waist, adding dimension at the hip without bulk - a considered cut that works particularly well on a plus fit.
• The high-rise waist creates a long, uninterrupted leg line that visually lengthens the silhouette from the moment you put them on.
• Cut specifically for a plus fit, with proportions - seat, thigh, and leg width - scaled to move with a fuller figure rather than simply sized up.

Crepe has a particular quality to it - it holds its shape through the evening without stiffening, and the slight texture means it catches the light just enough without looking overdressed. These trousers hang from the waist with real intention, the wide leg sweeping outward in a way that feels deliberate rather than oversized. The pleat at the front does the work of keeping everything neat across the hip, so there's no pulling or gathering even after hours of wear. The model styles them with the matching wide-lapel waistcoat and strappy heeled sandals, which is a strong going-out look - the co-ord feels put-together for a bar or a night out with friends without trying too hard. Swap the waistcoat for a fitted bodysuit and keep the heeled sandal, and the trousers carry the outfit just as well. The length is cut to work with a heel, so let the fabric skim the floor and let the silhouette do the talking.