
We live in an age when the combination of big pants and small shirt reigns supreme. To that end, we’ve got Aaliyah, Christina Aguilera, and Jennifer Affleck (née Lopez), the founders of the ’90s/2000s aesthetic. I have to thank
The big trouser du jour cargo pants that occupy the closets of many New York City villains and their fathers. Definition: “Loose casual slacks with large patch pockets on the thighs.” But for me, cargo pants are defined as: As with any pair of pants, there are many pockets.
I bought my first pair from Little Donkey Andy at L Train Vintage in the East Village this winter. It’s safe to say I’ve never seen a hike while these babies are attached to my body, but they’re the envy of many cafes around town. It fits me, is incredibly insulated, and makes my butt look like a set of perfectly inflated balloons.
I hated cargo pants/cargo shorts for a long time. I thought they were ugly. There were no excuses. It’s practical with plenty of pockets for storage, it’s comfortable thanks to its loose fit, and it’s nostalgic to remind me of my father (a good thing for some, a bad thing for others).
At some point in the past year, my tastes have grown and I’ve become a cargo pants devotee. Or that our fingers and hands hurt because for years we women and women understandably complained about the lack of pockets in our clothes and were delighted when stylish items included pockets. Maybe you’re tired of There is a pocket! As a result, we’ve become increasingly adept at holding his eight million things in our precious hands (Think: Dakota Johnson has two cups of coffee, a cell phone, a wallet and a set of keys. , think of a picture holding a bag of food, etc.). All unidentified drinks are in her bare hands). never again! Instead, thanks to my newfound love for cargo pants, I have too many pockets to fill, leaving my hands free for more important things like holding other people’s stuff or making pottery. Become.
Indian fashion writer India Robbie Nylon, I love this phenomenon because of its roominess. When you want to set the mood, pair your favorite Hollister shoes with a blouse and platform girlfriend’s shoes.
My personal preference for cargo pants is that they should preferably be second-hand. Quality work may already be in circulation. If you would like to cast your net a little wider, we have some options for you below.

Never have I laid eyes on cargo pants so beautiful. Our Beauty Her Writer, Asia Milia Ware, recommended these to me.

These are fun, funky and made entirely of cotton, as is customary for Collina Strada. Comfort and chaos! we love to see it

Yes, these come in black only, but they make a statement because of the taffeta material. Just imagine how mesmerizing these look in motion.

These are bound to grab your attention just because of how huge they are.The bigger the pants, the bigger the icon.

Extreme discounts from Maison Margiela: 100% cotton and elastic waistband. I don’t know if it can get any better or chicer than that.

Another Markdown goodie has arrived from Isabel Marant. It was recommended to me by her Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz, senior her writer. aren’t we all?

A beautiful marriage of trendy wide leg tailored trousers and cargo pants.

Shopping writer Chinea Rodriguez chose this set with its adjustable waist and cuffs, calling it the “perfect oversized fit.”

What you see is what you get with these pants. A favorite of shopping editor Bianca Nieves, she accidentally misplaced them at the laundromat. Please contact.)

Our deputy style editor, Joanna Nikas, picks these from Dave’s New York.

This is the pair that started it all for me. Although it is waterproof, we recommend storing it in colder weather, thanks to the heavy material.

The big pants agenda in action.

We know that with this pair, we can climb rock walls, mountains, or very steep stairs without any problem.

beauty editor Elle Margaux Anbouba loves Kim Possible-inspired waterproof pants. “When it’s raining, she wears a dress or clothes underneath,” she said.

I wore this every time I went to the movies.