LOOKBOOK | The wider, the better

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And my obsession with loose-fitting clothes continues. I'm thinking, the wider, the better, so tried these rust brown wide-leg pants on and it was instant happiness. Although not exactly flare pants, I feel like I'm stepping into the 70s. Never mind that I needed some added height from a pair of chunky loafers to pull it off. Otherwise, I'd be tripping over myself because the pants are just too long for me even when I tucked my t-shirt a little higher for a high-waisted look.

Finished off the ensemble with a scarf. Except for the color scheme, I now feel like Fred from Scooby Doo.

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I feel so relaxed in this that I want to just prance around the office all day. 😄

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