Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: travel trousers – the gateway drug to smart comfy dressing | Fashion
We forget the clever smart. These days, it is comfortable that I want. Smart Casual was about making smart clothes look more relaxed; Smart Comfy is about making them feel more relaxed.
Smart Comfy may not look at all different from Smart Disual, but it is not less than a completely new perspective to wear. Smart Casual was about how to look smart, without looked strangulation. It was how you look at other people, more than you felt yourself. The goal was to appear cold, not a feeling of cold.
The intelligent comfort starts from the opposite direction. It is about the clothes that look polished, but it has no solid edges. The gateway that made me a drug addict, and I can see on the street doing the same for others, is a pair of travel pants. If you don’t get Smart Comfy yet, I think you will do when you get your first husband.
Do you really have? Travel pants are present as semi -formal pants. They have a silhouette and details of pants that you may wear to the office with a shirt. The waist belt does not look flexible (although it might be, more later) but instead it contains a button installation button, belt rings, or both. They are not tight like inner dress, but not only in no shape, like tracking trousers. They are the abyss. The fabric, and, are important. It is not the traditional smart type that demands you to stay in a straight position to avoid wrinkles and bags that come with sitting, but also nothing thin, unique or bigama. The new generation of artistic fabrics can pass the silk or wool mixture, but it has a zero beating factor in Lycra.
Travel trousers is a treasury category that had not been present for a year or two. It is happening now, and it will be soon everywhere. It has legs, because it does what successful products do in all categories. It solves a problem with real life. This realistic problem is: Sometimes we spend hours sitting-on a plane or train, or in an office, on the sofa-then we need to be submitted enough to be a general confrontation, whether it is presented to a board or takes school. In travel pants, you can sit, even nap, without digging your clothes, becoming too hot, or exciting your nerves in another way, and then you can stand and don’t look like a vehicle.
I bought my country LululeMon Dayrift High-LISE Pants (in the picture) on a recommendation, because I was looking for comfortable trousers enough to wear it on a long but nice flight enough to wear to work directly from the train or plane. They are doing this task completely, but it turns out that I wore it all the time. It is comfortable with happiness. Hide the waist belt from the inside, which contains a bond to adjust the size, so that it extends with you, and you do not need to wear a belt unless you want it. You can throw it into the washing machine, it dries very quickly and does not need to ironing. It is not cheap – 118 pounds sterling at a full price – but it is sincerely like an Anini, which makes them feel that they deserve it.
LululeMon is famous for manufacturing a leggings you see in the yoga category. Athleisure brands lead the market on travel pants, which is logical: as I said, the smart is about the feeling first and foremost. Many people recommend Vioori Villa pants (130 pounds), which resembles a DayDrift from LululeMon, although I am difficult to satisfy, I will point out that flexibility is not hidden on the back view of the villa, so you need an unlimited belt or top to make it look polished. For a less expensive option, it seems that the good old uniqlo is now entering into this act, in a new style of Wide smart trousers (34.90 pounds) is available from the end of June.
Comfortable trousers enough to roam, but smart enough to pass it when you need to look easy. This feels like athleisure, but it is present as sewing. It is like a symbol of fraud in life! The era of the smart, smart.
Main image Form: Jin in milk management. Delilah Blakeny using Olaplex and Mac. Jacket, 109.99 pounds, and top, 35.99 pounds, both mango. Pants, 118 pounds, LululeMon. Earrings, 39 pounds sterling, Ottoman hands. Sands, 149 pounds, Allsaints. Bag, 395 pounds, Karl Friedrich
