I purchased these pants somewhere around the year 2000. They originally had a generous bootcut bottom with 6-inch slits on the bottom of the leg. The slits gave the leg a lot of movement and the look of a flared pant. I was not too fond of flared legs, so I almost immediately hand-stitched the slits closed. That lasted for several years. Then I stopped wearing the pants b/c I didn't like the generous boot-bottom cut. I much prefer straight and slim cut pants on me, so once those became popular again, I stocked up my closet and started wearing almost exclusively slimmer trousers.
I finally got out my sewing machine and remade the legs on these pants so that they would have a much slimmer fit. I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. These were my "experiment" in slimming pant legs. Now that I have some idea of what I'm doing, I have several other boot cut and wider leg pants that I plan to slim down in the next few months.
Where:
errands, work
What:
Sweater: H&M
Pants: from JC Penney (years and years ago)
Shoes: Nine West
Beads: Macy's
Silver Hoop Earrings: gift from my parents
I finally got out my sewing machine and remade the legs on these pants so that they would have a much slimmer fit. I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. These were my "experiment" in slimming pant legs. Now that I have some idea of what I'm doing, I have several other boot cut and wider leg pants that I plan to slim down in the next few months.
Where:
errands, work
What:
Sweater: H&M
Pants: from JC Penney (years and years ago)
Shoes: Nine West
Beads: Macy's
Silver Hoop Earrings: gift from my parents
I love that sweater!! The color is so great!
ReplyDeleteLove those pants! Purple is my favorite color!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! That cowl neck sweater is gorgeous, and it goes perfectly with the purple plaid trousers.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job transforming this pants. Way to take an old item and give it a more contemporary fit.
ReplyDelete