60s trendy pants: how to style linen pants in 2025

Summer outfit. Photo: Freepik

This summer, linen pants are set to become a must-have item for fashion enthusiasts. Trendy in the '60s and '70s, they are confidently coming back into fashion this season. This style is ideal for hot days, offering both beauty and comfort. They are sophisticated, free, and neat — everyone should have them in their wardrobe.

Novyny.LIVE shares some styling tips.

How to style linen pants in Summer 2025?

Linen pants provide maximum comfort in hot weather. The natural fabric will keep you cool, even on the hottest days. That's why this style is becoming so popular.

Linen pants. Photo from Instagram

Most linen pants are wide-cut. They look great with T-shirts or tops. For a versatile summer look, pair linen pants with a white T-shirt, a wicker bag, and clogs.

Blue linen pants and a white T-shirt. Photo from Instagram

These trousers are suitable for casual walks in the city, work, and dinner at a restaurant. The look you achieve depends on how you style them. Pair them with a sophisticated shirt and heeled sandals for an elegant look.

Delicate look with white linen pants. Photo from Instagram

Lightweight linen pants are a versatile summer staple. You can combine them with basic T-shirts or shirts and add bright jackets. You can create completely different outfits with them. One pair of pants — dozens of stylish looks.

Look with linen pants. Photo from Instagram

This summer, popular styles will include wide-leg linen pants with a high waist and elastic waistbands. They will look elegant. Models with pockets will also be in trend, offering both style and practicality.

Linen pants in a trendy butter yellow color. Photo from Instagram

Linen pants suit everyone. They flatter different body types. The wide cut and high waist accentuate your best features and hide your flaws.

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