Palazzo Pants Price in Pakistan

Fusion Fashion

The modern Pakistan woman wants to celebrate her eastern traditions of wearing shalwar kameez designs but also incorporate popular western trends into her wardrobe. The rising popularity of tulip pants, tights and bell-bottoms shows that there are alternative ways to style the typical kameez. Sharara pants are also a popular choice among women when creating modern casual wear inspired by traditional wedding designs. But sharara pants can still feel eastern in the way they drape and fall on the legs. To upgrade from retro bell-bottoms and sharara cuts the wide leg Palazzo pants have started to become popular among Pakistani women. This is an old design that started in the 1960s and early 1970s originally worn fashion designers like Coco Chanel in the 1920s. It was revived by the leading actresses of the 1930s and 1940s in Hollywood through super-wide leg pants that were tight only on the hips with a large buckle belt. 

Fabric & Design 

Palazzo pants can be worn formally and casually depending on the material. The evening wear pants are usually made from raw silk or brocade material that fall elegantly on the body-worn with short or long straight shirts. The chiffon or georgette versions are considered glamourous and be worn to weddings and parties. Chiffon flows easily on the body and has a bit of stretch that helps provide support and comfort in evening wear especially when dancing on mehindis. The jersey, cotton and linen fabrics are forgiving because they are durable and sturdy as compared to luxury fabric. They are great for the hot summer weather of Pakistan as the design keeps the legs feeling cool and fresh. There are also tweed and woollen palazzo pants that feel warm and comfortable during the harsh winter season.

Combination & Pairing

Palazzo pants are paired with easter and western tops. They look great with short Kurtis in the summer but also can be worn with boots in the winter to stay warm. The straight-cut palazzos are chic and modern as they can be worn daily to the office without feeling over-dressed. Palazzo pants can be worn with expensive shirts and blouses as well as casual kameez and kurtis, as their extra flare and drapery are designed to complete any outfit. They also pair well with formal knee length dresses, A-line and Anarkali dress for wedding wear as they can be embellished with threadwork and embroidery like a sharara or gharara. The more modern and western Palazzos that are solid base colour can be worn with capes, lace and crop tops adding dramatic proportions to the silhouette. Cotton printed palazzos look elegant when paired with traditional block printing or regional embroideries. Also called harem, dhoti, parallel, bell pants, flare, elephant, wide-leg trousers all these pants have the same design philosophy as palazzo pants.