A Trouser for Every Kind of Day

Wide leg, straight leg, barrel leg, tapered — we've got a lot of opinions about trousers, and even more ways to wear them. Here's your guide to the fits in the edit right now, what makes each one work, and how to style it from here.

If you want a jean that does the most with the least effort, this is it. Justina takes classic indigo denim and gives it a dramatic flare from hip to hem, so the silhouette does all the talking.

Lindley is the one for the season when boots come back out. A rich, ribbed corduroy in a deep plum shade, cut cropped and wide, with a waist that pulls the whole look together.

Mila is denim for the days you want to feel put together without feeling done up. The barrel shape curves gently through the thigh and narrows at the ankle for a modern, considered fit.

Paulette is the trouser you reach for when you want to look like you've made an effort while wearing what is, essentially, a very glamorous pair of pyjamas. Bold leopard print, soft knit, zero compromise.

Roksanda brings a little tailoring energy to the edit. A long, sweeping wide leg in a fine pinstripe cotton twill, with all the polish of trousers and none of the fuss of a fastening.

Rowan is your reliable one — a clean, streamlined pinstripe trouser that pulls on, sits well and works with almost anything already in your wardrobe.

Vonnie is the loungewear-adjacent trouser that somehow still counts as getting dressed. A relaxed, tapered leg in leopard print, finished with a turn-up hem for a laid-back edge.

Whatever your day looks like — desk, dinner, school run or somewhere in between — there's a trouser in this edit built to match the pace of it. Wide leg for drama, tapered for ease, tailored for polish: mix and match until you've found your own uniform.