
Classic
With their flat front, slightly flared legs and overall streamlined silhouette, classic pants are unshakably chic. Play up their masculine appeal with a tuxedo shirt, or counter it with a femme blouse. High-quality lined wool will smooth over any problem areas better than a cheaper fabric. Hips should be your first fit consideration; pants should just skim, not cling, where you're widest.

Dressier than shorts, more relaxed than classic trousers, cropped pants have a whimsical but modern attitude. They work with a drapey top or a short, fitted jacket. A pair with a bit of stretch and a straight—not wide—leg is flattering for most body types. Heels make a big difference with this style in lengthening the look of legs; petites should hem the pants just below midcalf and skip cuffed versions.

Wide-Leg
Pants with this kind of flare can look casually chic or dramatic; they're a fashion-conscious choice that requires a bit of attitude and shoes with some heft. They also work to recast your proportions and can be great on curvy girls because the volume at the bottom creates a perfect balance to the hips and behind. Who might not want to wear these trousers? Petites (too much volume) or those who are especially low-waisted.

The right pair of skinny pants has the elegance and impact of an exclamation point. Find nonchalant glamour with an oversize slouchy top, or look razor-sharp with a matching jacket. No surprise here: These are most becoming on slim, petite or coltish frames. They also tend to accentuate a round posterior for better or worse, so proceed with caution. The toughest skinny pants look to pull off? A cropped pair with flats. Credit to : iVillage
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