The final note-taking style lesson comes from the princess. Carolina of Monaco who wore a jacket and palazzo trousers signed Chanel Haute Couture Fall Winter 2019 2020.
The art of dusting is nothing new among queens and princesses (see Kate Middleton and Letizia of Spain) who have made recycling (almost) a way of life, so who are we not to let ourselves wear the clothes we love the most again?
Here comes the new season wide pants ideal for slimming and lengthening the silhouette without having to climb on dizzying heels. He saw Yves Saint Laurent, who in 1968 was the first to launch the palazzo trousers, which are still considered a milestone in women’s wardrobe. Seductive, despite the not very tight shape, but comfortable for this reason, wide trousers are suitable for all occasions, depending on the color and fabric you choose. Those worn by Grace Kelly’s daughter are in navy blue raw edge tweedchic and highly relevant (and how can you blame her?).
ultramarine blue The Carolina di Monaco trousers are deep and very sophisticated, but in addition to this, the tweed fabric that creates unique and original shades is, in short, a great alternative to black.
How to choose Carolina di Monaco trousers for the new season
The 70s are nowhere to be found. And, fortunately, we have every reason to dig out of the labyrinth of the wardrobe not only palazzo trousers, but also blouses, maxi glasses, wedges and ponchos. So for those who survived those years, picking up Carolina di Monaco wide pants in an original way will be child’s play, otherwise here is a mini-guide on how to best do it for autumn-winter 2022-2023. You go to the office not only in blazers and elegant jackets, but also in vest and white shirt, slightly masculine, but very sensual style. Instead, unleash your inner femme fatale for the evening with a crop top or lace guipier and shiny sandals. If the model worn by Charlotte Casiraghi’s mother seems provocative or too elegant to you, try jeansmore casual and ideal with sweatshirts and T-shirts or varsity jackets
Source: Elle