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Gwyneth Paltrow showed how to wear corduroy pants. Source: www.instagram.com/gwynethpaltrow
No matter what you think, pants are the best and most comfortable clothes in the winter season. Gwyneth Paltrow recently demonstrated the perfect model that does not depend on fashion trends or style whims.
The actress posted a selection of looks for the cold season on her Instagram, and one of them was especially admired by fashion critics. Most of all, they praised the star for the stylish combination of a basic white collarless shirt with corduroy pants in camel color.
And it's not just that this ensemble supports the top trend for boho seventies bows. Corduroy is the perfect fabric for winter pants. It is not as heavy and clingy as wool, and at the same time, due to its structure, it is very warm. No wonder French women take corduroy pants out of their wardrobes every year as soon as it starts to get cold.
In addition, corduroy goes well with other warm textured items. It goes well with knitted sweaters and textured coats. Straight corduroy pants are a versatile item that can be used to create a relaxed but restrained look with a jumper or turtleneck.
Paltrow added a lot of jewelry to her simple look – massive earrings and numerous rings. Thus, she supported the boho aesthetics without going into maximum stylization.
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