Basic Straight Leg Pants
Mint Pants by Ming Wang
How to wear Ming Wang Basic Straight Leg Pants
This combination of a blue short sleeve blouse and Ming Wang Basic Straight Leg Pants is a safe go-to for an outrageously cool look. A pair of brown leather gladiator sandals completes this ensemble very well.
For a look that's refined and truly envy-worthy, pair a white silk dress shirt with Ming Wang Basic Straight Leg Pants. Our favorite of an infinite number of ways to finish off this look is black leather ballerina shoes.
This pairing of a black windbreaker and Ming Wang mint pants is a safe bet for an utterly chic ensemble. Let your sartorial chops truly shine by finishing off this look with black and white canvas low top sneakers.
For an off-duty getup, choose a light blue silk tank and mint pants — these two pieces work nicely together. Why not introduce black leather heeled sandals to the equation for a touch of class?
For a relaxed look, rock a navy tweed coat with mint pants — these two pieces fit really cool together. Add a pair of navy suede pumps to this ensemble to take things up a notch.
This pairing of a navy long sleeve blouse and Ming Wang Basic Straight Leg Pants is very easy to pull together in next to no time, helping you look chic and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time rummaging through your wardrobe. And if you wish to easily amp up this outfit with footwear, why not introduce a pair of tan suede pumps to the equation?
If you feel more confident in comfy clothes, you'll fall in love with this absolutely chic pairing of a red plaid dress shirt and Ming Wang Basic Straight Leg Pants. Dark green camouflage leather ballerina shoes integrate effortlessly within a multitude of combinations.
This combo of a navy blazer and mint pants is hard proof that a pared down casual ensemble doesn't have to be boring. Brown leather heeled sandals are guaranteed to bring an extra dose of style to this outfit.
This pairing of a white coat and Ming Wang mint pants will cement your styling savvy even on off-duty days.