• Wide leg cut with a generous sweep from hip to hem - the leg opens out fully and falls in a long, clean line that grazes the floor
• Tie waist detail sits at the natural waist, cinching without a belt and giving the silhouette a deliberately relaxed but defined shape
• The high-rise waist works with both tucked and untucked tops, making it easy to control how much structure you want up top
• Worn washed denim with a slightly softened finish - the fabric holds its shape through the seat and thigh without feeling stiff
• The wide leg hem skims the top of pointed-toe boots or heeled mules, making footwear choice a quiet styling decision rather than an afterthought

The tie waist is what sets these apart from a standard wide leg jean. It draws the eye to the waist in a way that a plain waistband simply does not, and because it ties rather than buckles, the fit adjusts to you rather than the other way around. The leg itself is genuinely wide - not just relaxed - so it moves as you walk and creates that long, unbroken line that makes the most of height. Style them as the model does here: tucked-in knitwear and pointed ankle boots keep the proportions grounded. For a more pared-back approach, a fitted long-sleeve top half-tucked at the front lets the tie detail do the work. These suit a Saturday spent in the city - a gallery visit, lunch, a market - anywhere the look needs to feel considered without being overdressed.