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The Anti-Work-Pants Trend That Still Looks Office-Appropriate
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While there are a few things we like to remember from the height of the pandemic era, work-appropriate soft pants are certainly one of them.
When “hard pants” were just too uncomfortable and sweatpants just too sleepy, the void of in-between pants needed to be filled and we haven’t looked back since.
But let’s lay down some of the ground rules first: no, this does not make track pants office-appropriate, and yes, this includes elastic waist, but it does need to be paired with a more sophisticated fabric or tailoring.
For some fresh ideas on how to add a few more of these to your work-to-play wardrobe, here are some of the latest and greatest shapes from designers who are doing them best.
CATEGORIES Fall fashion