• All-over sequin embellishment on a velvet base - the fabric catches light with every step, making the flare particularly dramatic in motion.
• Fit and flare cut that sits close through the hip before sweeping out into a wide, floor-grazing hem - the silhouette does the work without any fuss.
• The stretch composition keeps the fit smooth and close through the thigh, while the flared leg moves freely - comfortable enough to wear from pre-drinks through to last orders.
• The velvet base gives the sequins a softer, more tactile finish than a flat fabric would - it sits against the skin without scratching and holds its shape across a full night out.
• Designed to coordinate with the matching sequin blazer for a full co-ord moment, but strong enough to stand alone as a statement trouser.

These trousers anchor a full sequin co-ord when worn with the matching blazer - as seen on the model, the pairing creates a complete going-out look that needs very little else. A simple strapless top underneath keeps the focus on the sequins, and barely-there heels or strappy sandals let the wide hem do its thing. Broken down as separates, the trousers hold their own against a fitted satin cami or a sharp cropped jacket in a contrasting texture. The flare is generous enough to make an impression at a birthday night out, a New Year's celebration, or any occasion where the dress code is more-is-more. The velvet-sequin combination sits somewhere between disco-era throwback and current going-out dressing - it references a moment without being a costume. Keep jewellery minimal; the trousers already carry enough visual weight on their own.