From Rockstars to Street Style, Flared Pants are Back
Since the inception of bell-bottoms in the 1960s, the celebrated pant has evolved with generational trends in order to remain in style. What was once the rockstar's go-to is now the fashion girl's statement pants. Championed by the likes of Sonny Bono and Cher, flared pants embodied disco culture and symbolized liberation within fashion through the late 1900s. These cultural and musical icons paved the way for major designers to replicate the bold style.
Today, flares are still closely tied to rockstar culture, but also fit into daily life. While Miley Cyrus and Harry Styles perform hit songs in different variations of flared trousers, street style moments are equally partial to micro and macro flares. From yoga pants to vintage denim, flared pants can transform any outfit. Dig out your flares from your closet and find some styling inspiration below.
