University of Fashion’s lesson on drafting two variations of Palazzo pants: gathered waist and flat waist. (Image credit: UniversityofFashion.com).
History of Palazzo Pants
Palazzo pants have their roots both in menswear and Asian fashion trends, particularly the wide-legged trousers worn by nobility in certain cultures. They really took off for women in the 60s and 70s with the term “palazzo” likely coming from the Italian word for “palace”, associated with grandeur and elegance that reflects the luxurious and sophisticated feel of these wide-leg trousers.
To watch a lesson preview click: Drafting Women’s Palazzo Pants-Two Variations
To get your creative juices flowing, here’s some inspiration. Have fun creating your own!
Palazzo pant ideas by Carolina Herrera and La Double J
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