Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black
Black Wide Leg Pants by Theory
How to wear Theory Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black
This pairing of a green-yellow blazer and Theory Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black will allow you to flex your outfit coordination savvy. Want to dial it down in the footwear department? Complete this getup with burgundy suede high top sneakers for the day.
This laid-back pairing of a beige tank and Theory black wide leg pants is a safe option when you need to look cool but have no extra time to pull together a look. To add a little depth to this look, add black leather ankle boots to the equation.
For a casually elegant look, wear a navy blazer with Theory Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black — these items work brilliantly together. Add a pair of white leather ankle boots to your ensemble and the whole outfit will come together really well.
Make a grey trenchcoat and Theory Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black your outfit choice if you're aiming for a neat, chic outfit.
For a polish-meets-casual ensemble, rock a beige coat with Theory Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black from NET-A-PORTER.COM — these two pieces play beautifully together.
A black crew-neck sweater and Theory Terena Stretch Crepe Wide Leg Pants Black from NET-A-PORTER.COM are a cool pairing worth incorporating into your off-duty lineup. Don't know how to round off? Introduce a pair of charcoal leather pumps to the equation to boost the chic factor.
For an outfit that's street-style-worthy and office-friendly, opt for a charcoal silk tunic and Theory black wide leg pants. Black leather loafers integrate perfectly within many getups.
This combination of a white and black vertical striped dress shirt and Theory black wide leg pants is on the line between formal and laid-back.
An olive fleece bomber jacket and black wide leg pants are a combination that every modern woman should have in her casual styling lineup. Olive suede pumps will infuse a dose of elegance into an otherwise mostly casual getup.