The Anti-Jeans Trouser Trend Classy Dressers Across Europe Are Suddenly Wearing
Whilst I really do love the idea of wearing pretty, flowing dresses all the time, truthfully, I'm much more of a trouser person. Finding trousers infinitely more comfortable, easy to style and wearable for day-to-day, they're easily one of the most important pillars of my wardrobe.
Having come to own enough black pairs to see me through the next few years—and sick of reaching for the same faithful jeans over and over—this month, I'm shopping the new-season trouser colour that's suddenly everywhere. Inspired by all the elegant olive-green looks I've spotted on some of the classiest dressers on my FYP, I'm now on a quest to track down the perfect pair of green trousers for myself in just the right shade.
A lighter and fresher alternative to black, grey or navy for the winter months, this fresh, natural shade is peaking in popularity this month. An earthy motif that was spattered across the runways during Fashion month earlier this year, the dark green hue appeared in a number of autumn/winter 2024 collections, cementing the shade as the new neutral to know.
Moody and rich-looking, this elegant shade styles well with other wintery tones including chocolate brown and black, but also wears beautifully with some of the brighter shades seen in nature, such as sky blue and amber.
Not entirely new to the scene, this emerging colour trend isn't a far cry from the emerald shades we all wore on repeat only a few years ago. Unlike the jewel tone though, olive green is generally more refined-looking thanks to its powdery undertones and will make your outfits feel undeniably fresh for winter 2024.
\Proving to be one of the most important trouser trends of the season, plenty of high-street and designer brands are experimenting with olive-green trousers right now. From Me+Em's perfectly pleated pair to H&M's relaxed wide-leg style, there are a myriad of excellent options on offer.
Already in the wardrobes of some of Europe's most stylish, read on to discover my edit of the best olive-green trousers.
SHOP OUR EDIT OF THE BEST OLIVE TROUSERS:
I'd style these with simple white trainers.
These sit at the waist for a comfortable fit.
This natural shade is so easy to slot into a capsule wardrobe.
Silky trousers are so easy to dress up and down for day and night.
Natalie Munro isBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK’s news writer and has worked in the fashion industry since she graduated with a degree in Journalism from the University of the Arts London. Natalie’s experience in the industry spans journalistic and styling roles that have seen her work for publications including British Vogue, Conde Nast Traveller, Vogue Ukraine, AnOther Magazine and Elle UK.
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