OVERSIZED COMFORT. When you need a breaK from straight-cut pants, you can always switch things up by adopting a baggy cut
Jacket by Z Zegna, sweater by Paul Smith, scarf by Dunhill London, Trousers by Comme Des Garçons, shoes by Jimmy Choo; Shirt and trousers by Comme Des Garçons, hat by Ted Baker, pouch by Bally, shoes by Tod’s; Turtleneck sweater by Dunhill London, blazer by Ted Baker, trousers by Comme Des Garçons, bag by Bally, shoes by Hugo Boss
BACKPACKING BAGGY
To round off a casual look, you can’t go wrong with the always-refined neckerchief, a windbreaker and sneakers.
BASH WITH PANACHE
Baggy trousers with a luxe finish are for a bit of dressing up, especially for a monochromatic ensemble.
SUIT YOURSELF
Keep it polished up top with a knitted turtleneck and blazer. A pair of classy shoes would go along nicely.
DOS
- Mind The Cut
The right cut can give you that perfect loose silhouette. - Belts For Baggies
A good belt will help you keep your shape and add a stylish flair to your overall look. - Let It Out
Do not be afraid to wear your top over your pants when they’re of the baggy sort.
DON’TS
- Oversized Tops
Balance the fullness of a pair of baggy pants with a fitted top. - Over-Accessorize
The pants should be the attention getters, without undue competition from excessive accessories. - Pick One That’s Too
Short if it’s not long enough, the wearer can appear rather vertically challenged.
BAGGY PANTS
When wearing this type of trousers, a suitable top is crucial. Adding a blazer or fitted jacket can also smarten up your outfit in an instant. (Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci, Paul Smith)