So far, so diverse: trousers can be almost anything in 2025-we currently like these 5 catwalk trends best

It recently came over me and I became crystal clear: I am sorry for my (tubular) jeans. In general, I no longer feel like unimaginative trousers and initially I don't want to use yoga leggings as everyday pants (which I did very regularly for about two years). I want fashionable diversity, different materials - I love Cord, for example, and have been very very important for a long time - and varied cuts.

When you see the spring/summer collections for 2025, I felt feelings of happiness. So many different designs, so many options, so many different trousers. Anyone who continues to use the same jeans is to blame. We now like these pants cuts.

Even though far -cut pants feel like it is dominated, there is still no clear onemake up with which the current pants models could be summarized. There is no clear style and everything seems to be possible. You decide what you do with it, or rather what you styled.

The airy, light pleated fold pantsFor example, it is like a tribute to a sunny spring day. Powdered pants at Chloé also have something inspiring, but overall seems significantly more extravagant. With Christian Dior there was very long, very cool cargo pants and Loewe's extra -wide lederhosen, which at first also with onecould be confused. Gray business pants at Bottega Veneta has some of the office job in the eighties and looks quite casual with a blouson and the right attitude.

Marlene trousers feel like freedom. Theis played around by mostly light fabric. On colder days you can wear another textile layer under your pants. We now combine casual and wide tops-and create an elegant-sporty everyday look.

Current runway looks show that this trouser shape can look extremely modern. The surprising thing: Especially when the pants are styled like Bottega Veneta Retro, they have a particularly contemporary and refreshing effect. Also thatAt Prada there is great and has something pretty cool due to his androgynity.

What is meant are pants that feel like a hint of nothing on the leg. Which are made from very fine, thin, maybe even transparent fabrics. And which may be less suitable for the office or official appointments, but for everything else:Make on an island, buy flowers on Saturday, croissant food with your best friend. And so forth.

The emphasis is "very". These pants really have extra -wide legs and could be confused with a skirt at first. They seem incredibly elegant on me, somehow sophisticated, and yet suitable for everyday use. You could best use the pants with a basic shirt, an oversize blazer or a wide cutCombine - or what always feels like yourself.

I don't think I will personally wear these pants. But that doesn't mean that I don't like them, on the contrary. I find the look at Prada with a leg dress that is half tights and half "real" pants, insanely exciting. The belt is a must on this style, as is the.