18 Different Types of Pants and Trousers for Women
With time, the basic styles of pants as well as trousers has changed significantly. This is why bottom wears have been able to become fashion statements and a staple for every woman. This is why we have put together a list of the most fashionable pants for women. Check out these womens formal pants and other tops.
List of Popular Pants for Women
1. Dress pants
These are the most worn pants and they are what almost everyone has. Most women wear dress pants or suit pants for semi-formal or formal events. These pants are made mostly of expensive suiting fabric or woven material. These pants are usually equipped with buttons or a zipper at the front.
2. Jeans
Jeans are some of the most commonly worn pants around the globe and are a favorite with both men as well as women. Jeans come in many colors and styles. Jeans look great with any shirt or blouse, and even simple tee-shirts. Because jeans are so versatile, you can wear them casually or formally.
3. Jumpsuits or overalls
Over- or jumpsuits include a bodice at the waistline. The overalls' stitching line is long. It starts from the neck, and runs along the crotch at the back. Overalls are worn by workers. Jumpsuits are a favorite among children-wear. Take a look at types jumpsuits.
4. Culottes
The French word culotte can be translated as panties, pants ( kinds of shorts), knickers and trousers. Culottes are usually at least knee-length. Culottes are pants three-fourths the length of Capri or Culottes. This type of pants' cuffed hem falls below your knees.
5. Harem Pants
Harem pants have a reputation for their supreme comfort and being stylish. Harem pants are elastic and gather at the waistline and ankles. The gather can be held together with elastic bands or waistbands. These pants come in two styles: loose-fitting or silky.
6. Baggy Pants
Baggy pants are often loose-fitting and fitted pants. Baggy pants include the harem pant. Baggy jeans can also be called baggy pants.
7. Bell Bottoms/Flared Pants
Flared pants also called bell bottoms or bell bottoms can be fitted to the waist, hips, and thighs. Flared pants spread from the knees. A bell bottom can be described as a pair of boot-cut jeans. The flare of this type starts at the knees and ends at the ankles.
8. Leggings
Leggings have a tight fit and are usually made of fabric such as denim, Lycra or cotton. These leggings look great with a big, flowing blouse. Many leggings look like trousers or jeggings. There are also treggings that look more like jeans but have smaller details.
9. Tights
Tights are pants most people mistakenly call leggings. However, there are some differences between tights or leggings. Even though tights are made from the same material, designers will make tights that cover the foot.
10. Pants in Punk
Punk pants include pants with many pockets and lots of stitching lines. These pants are often used for decorative purposes, and rarely serve any functional purpose. These pants are very popular among younger generations, although the style changes each year.
11. Stirrup Pants
Stirrups are very similar in appearance to leggings. One difference between stirrup and leggings is the linking strap under the foot. This holds the pants in place almost as if it were a belt.
12. Cargo Pants/ Carpenter Pants
Cargo pants (or carpenter trousers) are pants with different types kinds of pockets or additional pockets. These pockets are often found half-way down the pant legs. The types cargo pants typically have four pockets or more, and extra hoops/hammer loops under their main pockets.
13. Fatigue Trousers
Fatigue pants are pants with military-style legs that imitate the original trousers worn during the Vietnam War by American Military. These pants are made with camouflage fabric and feature a zip fly, inner drawstrings, button cargo pockets, and a button closure.
14. Stovepipe Pants (Drainpipe Trousers).
It refers to the pants' fitting silhouette. It is very similar to skinny jeans. These pants have a slim fit. By design, they usually reach the ankle.
15. Peg-Leg Pants
Peg-leg pant are relaxed-fitting, cropped-leg pants. These pants taper to the ankle, where they end. These pants are slim fitting thanks to the darts at the legs.
16. Toreador Pants
Toreador pants have a short, tight fit and finish just below the knee. Because these pants look similar to the Spanish bullfighter's, the name of the pants is Toreador.
17. Eastern Pants
Eastern pants have large flared legs and a drawstring, elastic waist. You can find eastern pants in salwar pant, Patiala, and dhoti.
18. Jodhpur Pants
Jodhpurs are not very well-liked, but they're still readily available. These pants are popular for Halloween parties. These pants reach the hips and are tight at the bottom.
