stirrup pants
Stirrup pants, also known as wedge or saddle pants, peaked in the 80s and have been back in fashion for some time. The decisive feature of stirrup pants is not so much their cut, but rather the band attached to the end of the leg, the so-called stirrup. This runs around underneath the foot and ensures that the trouser leg does not slip up. The elasticity created by the ankle strap ensures that stirrup trousers only have a few creases in the knee area, which optically stretches the leg. Heels or platform soles support the effect. The pants go well with a blazer and waist belt and can also be worn outside of the shoe if you have a heel!
Stirrup pants, also known as wedge or saddle pants, peaked in the 80s and have been back in fashion for some time. The decisive feature of stirrup pants is not so much their cut, but rather the band attached to the end of the leg, the so-called stirrup. This runs around underneath the foot and ensures that the trouser leg does not slip up. The elasticity created by the ankle strap ensures that stirrup trousers only have a few creases in the knee area, which optically stretches the leg. Heels or platform soles support the effect. The pants go well with a blazer and waist belt and can also be worn outside of the shoe if you have a heel!
