This week’s men’s fashion shows indicated a potential trend reversal with slimmer, tapered trousers making a comeback after the prevalence of baggy styles. This shift was notably showcased in collections by major designers like Prada and Tod's, where trouser fits hugged the calf instead of billowing around the thigh. While wide-legged designs dominated recently, the change appears to reflect a return to tailoring that emphasizes a leaner silhouette, as confirmed by Raf Simons who noted the importance of comfort in style trends.
Raf Simons stated, "It’s less about trends and theories and more about what feels right," highlighting an intuitive shift rather than a dictated trend within fashion.
After several seasons dominated by wide-legged trousers, this week’s shows suggest that the skinny, slimline trouser may be regaining prominence on runways.
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