A White Tee And A Leather Jacket

The black leather-look jacket hangs from dropped shoulders, with plenty of room through the sleeves. Its open front shows a close-fitting white tee and a little skin above the gray waistband. The jacket reaches the hip, overlapping the top of these gray sweatpants. A thin line of white piping follows the side of the leg all the way to the shoe, where the fabric gathers into broad folds. Rounded black ankle boots fit beneath the wide openings. The hems fall over the shafts, with the curved toes and thick soles visible at the bottom.

Wearing A Loose Top With Baggy Sweatpants

The washed black tee has a squared, roomy cut with dropped shoulders and sleeves that reach toward the elbows. Slightly stiff cotton holds the sleeves away from the arms. Its hem ends around the upper hip over gray Star Print Pocket Baggy Sweatpants. Black suede skate shoes with cream soles sit under the wide legs. The pants fold over the padded uppers, and the black stars show on the pockets below the tee.

A cream rugby shirt with a navy collar can be worn inside a navy zip hoodie. The two garments need space through the upper arms so the rugby sleeves sit smoothly inside the hoodie. With the zip open, the cream front and firm collar stay visible. At the hip, the shirt hangs just below the hoodie.

Blue Streetwear Side Striped Baggy Sweatpants continue the sportswear details below these layers. White leather sneakers pick up the white side stripes, with the star graphics and “07” print showing on the blue legs.

Show The Leopard Waistband

A fitted black scoop-neck tank sits just above the leopard band on these Double Waist Baggy Sweatpants. The leopard fabric forms the upper part of the double waistband, above a second band of black elastic. Tan suede sneakers pick up its warm brown, with cream soles beside the cream script down one leg. The wide black fabric falls over the laces and leaves the suede toes showing.

Choose the tank’s length with the pants sitting at your usual waist height. Its hem should meet the upper edge of the printed band.

Tuck One Corner Of A Striped Shirt

Put on gray wide-leg sweatpants, a white tank and black pointed flats, with the shoe tips showing below the hems. An oversized blue-and-white striped button-up goes over the tank, fastened through the middle with an open neckline.

Take one front corner and tuck it into the waistband near the hip, then pull a little fabric back out to make a soft fold. From that tuck, the shirt’s hem falls diagonally across the gray pants, with a loose panel over the hip. Reach forward and sit down to settle the shirt. Ease out enough of the tucked fabric to leave room across the buttons.

A Cardigan With Silver Flats

The pink showing at the neck, wrists and waist in this GU outfit all comes from one long-sleeve top. Most of it sits beneath a cream cardigan. The pink top extends past the cardigan at the cuffs and along its lower edge, just above the gray waistband.

Silver ballet flats catch the light beneath the gray sweatpants, with their rounded toes showing under the long hems. Through the body, the cardigan follows the torso and ends above the hips, where the trouser legs begin to widen. The smooth pink cuffs extend over the hands beside the cream knit.

Where The Pant Hem Meets The Shoe

Try the pointed flats on before choosing the pant length for the striped-shirt outfit. Let the fabric settle on the shoe upper, then check that the hem clears the ground around the heel.

These navy COS barrel-leg joggers end above the ankle. Their rounded cotton French terry legs have black pointed boots underneath, with front zips visible down toward the feet. The pale striped shirt under the navy crewneck has its cuffs folded over the sweater sleeves. Its collar sits above the round neckline. The sweater’s ribbed hem rests at the trouser waist, with a little knit folding over it.

The fitting detail for this combination is the space around the boot shaft. A narrow shaft can sit inside the cropped opening, allowing the pant fabric to hang freely around it. Put the boots on first, then let the hems settle over them.

Tan suede mules leave the heel exposed. With an elastic sweatpant cuff resting above the ankle, the stitched upper and open back of the shoe are visible. The loose gray fabric gathers above the cuff. Fine oatmeal socks can sit underneath that gathered edge; try them on with the mules so your heel rests fully on the footbed.

Above the cuffed sweats, this outfit has a gray ribbed tank and a charcoal overshirt. The blue checks at the waist come from a separate shirt tied by its sleeves, with the knot slightly to one side. The overshirt hangs open around the tank. A lightweight checked shirt makes a small knot and lets the loose fabric fall against the hips.