Whether you're devoted to skirts and dresses or consider yourself a fan of tailoring, you can't deny the undeniable appeal of a breezy pair of trousers. Which is exactly what denim loyalist Kendall Jenner seems to have fallen for. Earlier last month, the model was spotted in a pair of wide-leg trousers from Manchester-based label Adanola, which promptly sold out and have since made it onto the wishlists of every fashion insider.
The trousers in question are the Cotton Pull On Pants, which boast rave reviews online and are something of a cult favourite. Styled with a white T-shirt from Flore Flore, a black jumper tied around the waist, black trainers and an oversized tote, the cotton trousers are pared-back yet sleek enough to turn Jenner's relaxed errand run look into a street style moment.
Shop: Kendall Jenner's Adanola Trousers
Perfect for coffee runs, weekend brunches and lounging at home on cosy evenings, the trousers are made from 100% cotton and cut for a wide-leg fit with an elasticated waist for comfortable long-term wear. While Jenner's white trousers are excellent, they're also available in a go-with-everything black that's easier to style for autumn/winter.
Jenner's Cotton Pull On Pants have the kind of ease that makes them a casual staple, but the sleek silhouette means they can be smartened up with the right styling. If you're looking for a simple outfit, take notes from Jenner with a basic T-shirt and trainers. Alternatively, slip into a cashmere V-neck jumper for weekend strolls.
Chic, comfortable, and A-list approved, Jenner's Adanola trousers deliver on everything you'd expect from your perfect everyday trousers. Of course, this also means that they're not likely to stick around for long, so shop the popular trousers now, or browse our favourite altenratives from the brand below.
Shop: Alterantive Adanola Trousers
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Hitanshi Kamdar is the deputy commerce editor for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and scouring the internet for designer sample sales.