If You're Going to Wear Black Trousers This Winter, at Least Try Styling Them With This Anti-Black Flats Color
The chicest over-50 women are wearing this ageless shoe trend with black trousers.
If you're a chronic black-trouser wearer in the winter, I completely get it. There's nothing easier to put on that grounds and pulls together any outfit. There are endless ways to style a classic pair of dark tailored pants, but if you're looking for fresh outfit formulas for now or the upcoming season, you're in the right place. One look I love right now comes courtesy of fashion icon Julianne Moore.
While in New York City this week, Moore was photographed wearing a black-trouser ensemble that reflected her chic, understated aesthetic. Anchoring her outfit with barrel-leg black pants, Moore paired them with a short-sleeve knit top. To elevate the look, she added Bottega Veneta's Veneta Bag and oval-shaped sunglasses. For footwear, she opted for white ballet flats.
On Julianne Moore: Bottega Veneta Veneta Bag ($5600)
Since many fashion people would default to pairing black trousers with black shoes, Moore's decision to finish her ensemble with white shoes felt intentional. The choice felt especially deliberate given the footwear's modern silhouette, with its high vamp and subtle square toe.
If you're inspired to follow Moore's lead and add a high-contrast touch to your black trousers, keep scrolling. Ahead, we've rounded up the best white flats.
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If you want to re-create Moore's outfit, opt for high-vamp flats like these.
The pointed toe is so elegant.
If you prefer something more classic, these are for you.
It girls in Australia and NYC love Tony Bianco for its designer-passing styles.
These also come in black and brown.
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I always come back to this classic pair.
I love the subtle barrel leg.
If you're hesitant about low-rise pants, this is your sign to experiment with them.
Perfect for the office.
Dress these up with a button-down shirt for a meeting, or dress them down with a sweater for the airport.
