Red Wide Leg Trousers
Red Wide Leg Pants by Cédric Charlier
How to wear Cédric Charlier Red Wide Leg Trousers
Pairing a black fur collar coat with Cédric Charlier Red Wide Leg Trousers from Avenue32 is a good choice for a seriously stylish and elegant ensemble. On the footwear front, this look is rounded off well with tan leopard suede pumps.
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For a smart look, choose a white linen blazer and Cédric Charlier Red Wide Leg Trousers from Avenue32 — these two pieces go perfectly well together. Throw in beige leather mules and the whole look will come together.
Why not pair a grey print hoodie with Cédric Charlier red wide leg pants? As well as super practical, both of these pieces look stunning together. And if you want to effortlessly step up your ensemble with a pair of shoes, complete your look with white leather ankle boots.
Show off your styling expertise in this casual pairing of a white silk sleeveless top and Cédric Charlier Red Wide Leg Trousers from Avenue32.
Flaunt your outfit coordination credentials by wearing this relaxed combo of a light blue denim jacket and Cédric Charlier Red Wide Leg Trousers from Avenue32. Complete your look with a pair of black leather wedge ankle boots and the whole ensemble will come together.
A navy blazer and red wide leg pants worn together are such a dreamy ensemble for those who love classic and chic ensembles. Now all you need is a nice pair of hot pink chunky suede heeled sandals.
A black denim jacket and Cédric Charlier Red Wide Leg Trousers are a good combination worth integrating into your current casual arsenal.
Combining a white silk tunic and Cédric Charlier red wide leg pants is a surefire way to infuse your styling repertoire with some sophistication. Complete this look with black suede flat sandals to immediately step up the appeal of your ensemble.