Wide Leg Pants

I personally would not wear velvet in the Spring, I would wear a simple black shift midi dress with jewelry or black wide leg pants made from a nice material with a formal top and jewelry. I have attended several formal/semi formal weddings and that always works for me. I am on the East Coast so that could make a difference in style.

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Same process I have been running in brand-specific subreddits. Find real owners who have been wearing and washing for months or years, code what they report at the garment level, filter out anyone who can't speak to long-term experience. Current dataset: 1,146 coded garments across 198 owners and 11 brands. This post focuses on the five brands most relevant here. One thing I want to be upfront about before the data. This is not a review dataset. Nobody is rating anything out of five stars. It is an observational durability dataset built from post-purchase owner reports. Directional signal, not lab results. The most counterintuitive finding in the entire dataset involves the Lululemon Align. I'll lead with it. Lululemon Align Legging (26 units, 5 owners · $98 to $138 · Nulu fabric, 81% nylon 19% elastane) 62% pilling rate overall. That alone is not surprising for a fabric this delicate. What is surprising is this: among owners who wash on hot and machine dry, the pilling rate is 0%. Among owners who wash on delicate and air dry, the pilling rate is 88%. The gentler you treat this legging, the more likely it pills. The working explanation from multiple owners independently is that hot water and dryer heat melt the micro-fibers back into the fabric surface, while delicate washing leaves them free to tangle and pill. This is a fabric construction finding, not a user error finding. If you own Aligns and they are pilling, trying a hotter cycle is counterintuitive but the data supports it. Happiness signal: owners who have found a care method that works consistently describe the Align as a forever purchase. Owners dealing with pilling describe it as frustrating given the price. Define Jacket (51 units, 17 owners · $128 · Luon, 87% nylon 13% Lycra elastane) 0% shrinkage, 0% fading across all reports. Minor cuff pilling came up on about 10% of units and every single owner attributed it to wear friction, not washing. One owner has washed weekly since 2017 with no degradation. The strongest performer in the entire dataset across all brands. Happiness signal: uniformly positive. Owners describe it as the one Lululemon purchase they would make again without hesitation. Scuba Hoodie (253 units, 54 owners · $128 to $148 · 70% cotton, 30% polyester) 35% shrinkage, 35% fading on dark colorways, concentrated in dryer users and post-2022 purchases. Pre-2022 Scubas in this dataset are 10 and 15 years old with zero issues. Post-2022 pieces show meaningfully higher issue rates. Multiple owners who own pieces from both eras confirmed the shift independently without knowing each other. Happiness signal: split entirely by era and care method. Long-term hang dry owners are evangelical. Recent buyers dealing with shrinkage are frustrated and feel the quality does not match the price. Steady State Hoodie (36 units, 15 owners · $118 to $138 · 70% cotton, 30% polyester) 67% shrinkage rate. The thing that makes this finding unusual is that cold wash air dry did not protect against it. Multiple owners reported shrinkage on gentle care only. This is a material problem, not a care method problem. Highest risk style in the entire dataset across all five brands. Happiness signal: almost uniformly negative post-purchase. Several owners describe buying multiples and watching all of them shrink regardless of care. Softstreme Hoodie (11 units, 4 owners · $118 · Softstreme proprietary blend) 0% shrinkage, 0% pilling. 64% fading rate even on cold hang dry. When fading happens on gentle care it points to a dye issue not user error. Everything else about this fabric is clean. Happiness signal: owners love the feel but the fading on darker colorways is a recurring disappointment. Skims Dataset is new and still building. 12 units across 4 owners. Treat as early directional signal. Cotton Fleece Hoodie (6 units, 3 owners · $88 to $108 · cotton fleece blend) Split signal so far. One owner with about 10 washes reports significant pilling and softness loss on the pink colorway. Three owners with fewer washes across Spruce, Merlot, and Chai colorways report zero issues including one who accidentally washed hot with no shrinkage or pilling. One owner's espresso set at 2 washes still feels like new and she noted it felt better than the pink set did early on, suggesting possible batch or colorway variance. The zipper failure on the zip hoodie at low wash count is a flag worth watching. Happiness signal: early owners are positive on fit and construction. The owners with more washes are starting to see softness loss. Cotton Fleece and Cotton Jersey Pants The structural failure on the straight leg pants (holes at the seat after 2 months) is the most severe durability finding in the Skims dataset. The replacement pair had no issues which points to batch variance rather than a design problem. The cotton jersey wide leg shows major pilling. The Soft Lounge fold overs show minor crotch pilling that most owners described as not noticeable. Happiness signal: owners who have not hit issues yet are positive. The structural failure owner was frustrated but noted the replacement was handled well. Vuori Halo Hoodie, all silhouettes (9 units, 7 owners · $128 to $148 · 89% polyester, 11% elastane) 0% shrinkage across all reports. The pilling that does show up (about 17% of units) is consistently wear-friction related, bag strap on chest, elbow contact, not a wash outcome. Owners at 3 to 4 years with clean records. One hole appeared after about 10 washes with no dryer use which is the one flag in this collection. Happiness signal: owners describe it as their most-reached-for hoodie. The word that came up most unprompted was consistent. Seaside Hoodie (7 units, 3 owners) 0% shrinkage, 0% fading, 0% pilling. One structural issue: wrist cuffs fraying and coming apart after 2 years of heavy use. Owner noted it was their favorite hoodie and was disappointed it is no longer sold. Performance Jogger (13 units, 5 owners · $94 to $114 · 95% polyester, 5% elastane) 0% shrinkage, 15% pilling, 8% fading, 38% sizing notes. The sizing note rate is the thing to know before buying. Runs generous and owners frequently note sizing down. Happiness signal: positive overall. The sizing inconsistency is the main friction point, not durability. Restore Oversized Hoodie (3 units, 3 owners · $128 · 66% cotton, 34% polyester) 0% shrinkage, 0% pilling, 67% fading. All fading reported on cold hang dry with no dryer. Same pattern as Lululemon Softstreme. When fading happens on gentle care it is a dye issue not a user issue. Alo Dataset is small. 14 units across 5 owners. Directional only. Unspecified Hoodie (9 units, 4 owners · $118 to $148) 0% shrinkage. 57% pilling, 57% softness loss. The softness loss is the defining complaint. Owners consistently describe the fabric feeling noticeably less premium after washing compared to how it felt in the store or at first wear. Multiple owners used the word disappointing unprompted. At this price point that gap between the purchase experience and the 6-month ownership experience is the core finding. Moto Legging (4 units, 1 owner · $100 to $128 · varies) 0% shrinkage, 0% pilling, 25% softness loss. Same softness loss theme carries across both the hoodies and the legging which is notable for a brand that sells heavily on fabric feel. Happiness signal: initial purchase satisfaction is high across Alo. Post-wash satisfaction drops noticeably. The brand experience does not hold up as well as the in-store or unboxing experience does. Comfrt Most data-rich brand in the dataset at 577 units and 76 owners. The finding is the same as my earlier posts: collection matters more than brand. Same fabric, similar price, completely different outcomes. Signature Hoodie (23 units, 17 owners · $120 · 51% cotton, 49% polyester) 0% shrinkage, 9% cuff pilling (dryer users only), 0% fading. Multiple owners at 30 to 50 washes with zero issues. Hang dry owners report nothing across every attribute. Minimalist Hoodie (32 units, 18 owners · $120 · 51% cotton, 49% polyester) 11% shrinkage (dryer-linked), 0% pilling, 0% fading. The zip hoodie runs significantly larger than the pullover in the same listed size, a finding that came up independently across unconnected owners. Airplane Mode Hoodie (25 units, 15 owners · $140 · 51% cotton, 49% polyester) 8% shrinkage, 8% pilling, 52% lint rate, 32% softness loss. The lint and softness loss numbers are the flags here more than shrinkage. Sizing inconsistency looks batch-dependent rather than care-dependent. Pastel Hoodie (20 units, 12 owners · $120 · 51% cotton, 49% polyester) 55% lint rate. Original launch Pastel owners report significantly fewer issues than recent buyers. The clearest manufacturing change signal in the dataset. Cloud Hoodie (18 units, 11 owners · $130 · 51% cotton, 49% polyester) 0% shrinkage, 17% pilling at wrist cuffs, 6% fading on darker colorways. Highest pilling rate in the Comfrt dataset. Every owner who flagged it said a fabric shaver handles it. Orchid colorway has a documented stain retention issue across multiple independent reports. Love Collection Hoodie (6 units, 6 owners · $120 · 51% cotton, 49% polyester) 83% lint rate. Small sample but high enough to flag. Happiness signal across Comfrt: owners who landed on Signature or Minimalist and hang dry are happy and would repurchase. Owners who bought Pastel or Love Collection recently are frustrated. The post-purchase satisfaction gap between collections within the same brand is wider than the gap between brands. Cross-brand summary for this community The Lululemon Define is the strongest long-term performer across all five brands in this dataset. If fit works for you it is the benchmark. The Lululemon Align pilling finding is the most actionable: if yours are pilling on delicate wash, try a warmer cycle. The data is counterintuitive but consistent. Alo's durability gap between the purchase experience and the 6-month ownership experience is the widest of any brand in the dataset. The fabric feels premium at purchase and softens out faster than owners expect. Skims is too new in this dataset to conclude much but the early structural failure signal on the cotton fleece pants and the zip hoodie is worth watching. Care method remains the single biggest variable across every brand. Among owners who cold wash and hang dry, issue rates drop dramatically in every single collection. If you own any of these styles and have been washing them for more than a few months I genuinely want to know what you have seen, which one, how many washes, and what happened. #Worninindex this is where the data lives submitted by /u/OkExamination3705 to r/femalefashionadvice [link] [comments]

Where do you all buy your somewhat dressy pants with wide legs and high waist? I print screened some pinterest inspo for fit/silhouette reference. I'm searching for a pair for my husband, he wears W36 L34 jeans and he really loves his deadlifts so finding ones that doesn't fit too tightly around seat and thighs is a challenge. Nature fibres and brands available in the EU preferred. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/PolestarTreasures to r/mensfashion [link] [comments]

I am currently thinking about where to get pants like those from the 40s where they featured wide legs and high waists that cover 2/3s of the body. Kind of like the ones in the photos. submitted by /u/Round_Scarcity_1698 to r/NavyBlazer [link] [comments]

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Like many, I am so struggling to get on board with the wide leg trend. Comfy, yes. Flattering? NO. And I’ve noticed something as I’ve browsed the options - in every pic of wide leg pants being modeled, the model’s legs are spread apart in a way that no one in real life actually stands. They are always pictured with empty space between the legs which makes them look way more flattering than they are in real life too, as a result. When one stands with legs together in a normal way, I feel like wide leg pants end up making one look SO bottom heavy and wide! Help! I’m healthy/fit, 5’5-5’6, but curvy - has anyone found wide leg pants that are actually flattering and don’t add crazy bulk to the waistline/butt/hips if you are not skin-and-bone and 6’ tall, and you stand and generally exist like a normal human? A couple links to illustrate my point: https://shop.lululemon.com/p/women-pants/Swift-Wide-Leg-Mid-Rise-Pant/_/prod11460294?skuId=147031741&cid=pdp_share_header_link_icon https://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=494944002 https://spanx.com/products/spanxsupersmooth-stretch-twill-wide-leg-pant Thoughts? submitted by /u/-iknowmebest to r/fashionwomens35 [link] [comments]

I was gifted this vintage wool blend (burn test indicates quite some synthetic mixed in between) recently - as such things are somewhat more low stakes for me than using up my more pricey vintage fabric, I thought it would be a good opportunity to test out some half lining - read some tutorial on half-lining wool trousers on the German Bernina Blog and I like the idea! You basically underline the wool with the lining fabric. She did only the front, I also did the back. Lining is a vintage rayon I once bought a bolt of at the fleamarket. Pattern is again the vintage 70s Burda 60078 - I turned the front darts into pleats. I did quite some tetris in order to be able to squeeze out the pants from the 1.13 m fabric I had. Had to get a bit creative with the pocket bags in order to also manage to get pockets in! Upside: this is the comfiest pair of pants I own know, love the lining idea! Downside: The pleats seem to strain a little bit, I might have made them a bit too big. It's not the best fit I achieved yet, I somehow messed up the fit in the back which makes me a bit sad - maye the bias tape is the culprit here. But I love to wear them nevertheless! submitted by /u/Infamous-Cat-8370 to r/sewing [link] [comments]