The word Palazzo has Italian roots and it means a palace. But you must be guessing; what’s the relation between a palace and a palazzo?

 

Traditional palaces are huge buildings, with broad bases and narrow from tops. Palazzo pants are flare and loose, long-legged pants that widen out from the waist to all the way down.

 

Also, palaces are not just grand buildings but were very spacious as well. Palazzo pants are also known for being roomy and more comfortable than regular trousers pants.

These points could be the reasons behind the name; palazzo pants. Their super comfy appeal and fashion statement give a step up to these pants than regular pants.

 

Palazzo pants are women’s long trousers pants cut with a loose and wide leg that flares out from the knee

 

it was worn by fashionable women like Coco Chanel in the 20s, and later by actress Katharine Hepburn in the 30s.

Meanwhile, the Palazzo trend became more popular in the 1960s.

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Some food outlets resisted modern fashion trends by rejecting to admit ladies wearing trousers, which were considered inappropriate during that era.

 

This posed an obstacle for ladies who did not want to wear the skirt styles that were then in trend.

 

In the mid-1970s women were introduced to the power of formal suits which included the palazzo pants created by high-end designers of that time. The style has gone through several innovations over the past 35 years.

They are popularly acknowledged with other names as well, such as culottes, bell-bottoms, and flared leg.

 

Palazzo pants can be bought from any fashion store or sewn by a stylist. The beautiful thing about this fashion trend is that are not going out of style anytime soon.

 

So when next you go shopping, ensure you get a pair of this timeless fashion piece as you stay stylish.

 

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