Brown women’s high-waisted flared pants

Flared pants are said to be the invention of Western sailors. The sailor was working on the deck, because the sea water easily splashed into the boot, so he thought of this way to change the shape of the trousers, wide trousers to cover the boot, so as not to splash in. It became a fashion in the United States in 1960. Later, “Elvis Presley” pushed the flared pants to the pinnacle of fashion, and then spread to Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan. With the popularity of Japanese, Hong Kong and Taiwan movies in mainland China, they have swept the mainland. In terms of structural design, on the basis of trousers, the rise is slightly shorter, and the amount of hip relaxation is appropriately reduced, so that the hips and mid-crotch (near the knee) are fit and fit, and the trousers are enlarged from under the knees as needed. At the same time, the shape of the flared trousers is similar to the pure wide-leg trousers, and there is even a modest style in between: wide-leg flared trousers. The trousers of this type of trousers are generally very wide, and there are also “narrow top and wide bottom” styles.

The emergence of flared pants has its inevitability. The leading fashion trends are always young people. People have been influenced by overseas movies and quietly let go of their trouser legs, reflecting the rebellious character of young people in the “post-Cultural Revolution era”. In the first year of reform and opening up in 1978, some young people no longer suppress their personalities and dared to break through the tradition. When these rebellious students walked into the campus wearing bell-bottom pants, they broke into the sight of more people. , The fashionable and avant-garde flared pants made many students feel itchy. The more affluent classmates go to some tailor shops to make orders, and the classmates who are less qualified use their original trousers to “modify” them. Wearing such pants, for them, it was the most fashionable in the world at that time.  It became the initial challenge of young people to the aesthetic habits of the Chinese. Although there were only a small number of challengers at the beginning, it was the challenge of this very small group of people that quietly changed the aesthetics of people’s clothing at that time, and it was also subtly expanding. With everyone’s vision, people’s conservative ideas are melted.