"CELINE" 1999-2003 low-rise flared stretch slacks

Under the LVMH regime, CELINE combined the refined elegance of the house with practicality and a healthy elegance derived from New York, evolving into an era where sexiness is expressed through silhouettes and materials rather than excessive decoration.

We would like to introduce you to a pair of exquisite slacks that evoke the aesthetic of Michael Kors, who was at the center of this movement, from 1999 to 2003.

This exquisite piece is made from smooth, lustrous cotton stretch, with a flared line that beautifully lengthens the shape of your legs.

First of all, the appeal is the shadows and light reflection that evoke a brushed texture, and the look changes every time you move, so even though they are basic slacks, they will raise the temperature of your outfit.

In terms of design, the key was to strike a balance that made the waist appear low and to create lines that didn't make the hips look excessively bulky, naturally expressing an atmosphere that was reminiscent of the low-rise mood of the time.

Furthermore, the waist design with belt loops brings the dressy texture of the material back into everyday life, ensuring practicality and a relaxed look.

Looking inside, the back of the waist is decorated with a pattern reminiscent of harness chains, a stylish design that speaks to the brand's heritage in an invisible place.

The contrast between the minimalist exterior and the story hidden inside creates a sense of exhilaration that only the wearer can experience, which is an added value unique to this piece.

The material is a blend of 98% cotton and 2% elastane, which maintains a glossy look while also moving with you, so the flare doesn't fall stiffly and your line appears smooth when you walk.

The lining is also made of 96% acetate and 4% elastane, which means it feels smooth against the skin and fits beautifully the moment you put it on.

In terms of details, the welt pockets on the back provide a neat backing, preserving a formal structure within the minimalist design.

The hem is finished with a generous width, and the weight is placed at the end of the flare, so the silhouette does not flow and the dress follows a clear line all the way to the feet.

As for styling, we recommend pairing it with a simple shirt or a neat jacket to bring out the elegance of the gloss and flare of the material.

Another beautiful look is layering a long coat over a minimalist cut-and-sew top, allowing the shadows of the pants to take center stage in an urban setting.

Please take this opportunity.