Alex Perry Trousers

First pick the silhouette you prefer (straight, cropped, bootcut, or flare). Then decide on the fabric based on occasion (leather for an edge, tailored suiting for formal wear). Finish with a color that fits your wardrobe.

Key criteria are cut/silhouette, material or finish, and color or embellishment. Consider how the silhouette flatters you, whether you want a sleek leather look or a polished suiting fabric, and how dressy the color or details should be.

Think about the intended use (office, events, evenings), climate, and care requirements. If you want versatility, choose a neutral tone with a clean finish.

Go with a straight or cropped style in a neutral color (black, grey, or cream) with a simple finish; pair with a blazer for work or a blouse for evenings. Reserve bolder choices (leather or crystal embellishment) for statement looks.