The retro flamboyance of young Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher from That 70s Show are just some symbols of the bell-bottom era, which undergoes a revival today. This pair by Stella McCartney acts as a versatile piece for 5 looks named after iconic oldies.
The wide-legged trousers garnered a fan base during the flower power era, but in fact, is rooted in the Twenties and incorporated by Coco Chanel as the attire of women. Today, its comeback takes the form of ‘yachting pants’ and ‘beach pajamas’, boasting elegance and utilitarianism.
1. Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees
It’s easy to keep your weekdays upbeat when it involves flared black trousers paired with a crisp white jacket by Dior from the house’s iconic Montaigne collection. For the fact of the day; the Montaigne line refers to the brand’s legendary address at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris, that is home to Dior couture.
The products: Stella McCartney bell-bottoms | Dior Montaigne white blazer | Stuart Weitzman Nudist neon pink heels | Versace quilted icon satchel bag | Blancpain Villeret Extra-plate watch.
