Sarah Pidgeon Just Perfected Off-Duty Dressing With This Timeless Trouser Trend
I love something comfy but cute to work from home in, and Sarah Pidgeon has just sold me on this Y2K trend.
As I write this at my desk wearing my trusty work-from-home comfies, I’m reminded again how functional and stylish a good pair of black leggings can be. No longer confined to a sweaty gym, these versatile bottoms have become a staple in the stylish dresser's wardrobe, which means I’m on the hunt for a new pair. But today it seems my search is complete, because I've just spotted Sarah Pidgeon in a pair of flared leggings.
Maintaining her signature Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy-style polish, the actor was spotted in New York in an olive-green fleece and black-and-white trainers with a glossy leather bag and lime-green wired headphones, but all I could see were her leggings. Elevated with a subtle flared hem, the 2000s athleisure staple is soaring in popularity right now, and although they might look run-of-the-mill, the brilliance of flared leggings lies in their usefulness.
The bootcut silhouette makes a basic outfit feel less rigid and more carefree. Easy enough to be styled with trainers but slim enough to slide into knee-high boots, they've become an instant favourite with the comfy-casual crowd. And now that we're fully into comfy season, they’re set to pick up where our jeans left off.
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Trust M&S to make the high-street look expensive.
Lululemon is a go-to.
This whole look is so Gabrielle Solis-coded.
An instant hit.
The thick fabric means they'll be no VPL with this pair.
Find me a cosier pair than these.
I really love the dynamic white stripes.
If you're between sizes, I'd advise you to go up.
I own a pair of leggings from Sisterly Tribe, and I wear them multiple times a week.
A fashion person's favourite style.
I want the full set.
