WOMEN'S
Women's Tapered Pants
A taper is defined by the gap between the widest part of the leg and the narrowest. Room across the hip and thigh, then a steady narrowing to a hem that sits close at the ankle; the wider that gap, the more pronounced the shape. A gentle taper reads like tailoring, while a carrot or barrel cut exaggerates it, pushing volume high and drawing it in sharply below the knee. Pleats at the waist are what create the room to begin with, with darts shaping it back in at the top.
Lengths are deliberately short, most falling at or just above the ankle bone so the narrow hem stays visible rather than stacking on the shoe. Wool and gabardine hold the line cleanly and take a pressed crease; crepe trades the sharp edge for drape; cotton twill and denim keep it casual; jersey and ponte give without losing the shape. Hems are finished plain, cuffed, elasticated or split at the outer seam.
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