Wide Cut Satin Pants
White Pants by H&M
How to wear H&M Wide Cut Satin Pants
You're looking at the hard proof that a pink turtleneck and white pants are awesome when paired together in an off-duty look. Complete this look with pink suede mules to easily boost the glamour factor of any ensemble.
Consider pairing a black coat with H&M Wide Cut Satin Pants if you wish to look laid-back and cool without much work. Avoid looking too casual by finishing off with a pair of black cutout leather ankle boots.
A brown puffer jacket and H&M Wide Cut Satin Pants are absolute essentials if you're putting together a casual closet that holds to the highest sartorial standards. You could perhaps get a bit experimental on the shoe front and add tan suede mules to the equation.
Effortlessly blurring the line between cool and casual, this combination of a pink coat and white pants will easily become one of your favorites. If you wish to easily up the style ante of this look with shoes, add a pair of white leather pumps to the equation.
A beige trenchcoat and white pants worn together are an ultra covetable combination for fashionistas who prefer refined styles. Add silver leather ballerina shoes to the equation et voila, the getup is complete.
A dark green open cardigan looks so casual and cool when worn with H&M Wide Cut Satin Pants from H & M. Our favorite of an endless number of ways to complete this ensemble is with tan leopard suede pumps.
If you're looking for a casual yet incredibly stylish ensemble, pair a grey v-neck sweater with H&M Wide Cut Satin Pants from H & M. Complement this ensemble with a pair of tan cutout leather ankle boots to completely jazz up the ensemble.
Display your sartorial savvy by marrying an olive bomber jacket and H&M Wide Cut Satin Pants for a relaxed casual look. Bring a sultry vibe to your getup by wearing a pair of brown suede lace-up flat boots.
Consider pairing a tan knit open cardigan with H&M white pants for a hassle-free look that's also put together. Tan suede wedge sandals will give a glam twist to your ensemble.