These 7 bottom wear designs will change how your suit looks. Try button pants pleated palazzos or cuffed salwars to stay in trend in 2025.
From Tailor’s Table to Trendsetter – My Style Makeover Journey
Last week I went to my regular tailor with one thought in mind to get a simple suit stitched. I had no idea that a basic stitching plan would turn into a mini style revolution. I looked through the usual patterns but none of them felt exciting. I wanted something new something fresh that still felt comfortable.
So I picked up my phone and scrolled through a few style boards. That is when I found these 7 bottom wear designs that were stylish and easy to get stitched. And now every time I wear them someone asks me where I bought my suit from.
1. Button Up Pants – The Game Changer
This design had buttons running from the knee to the ankle in a clean line. It made my narrow pants look unique and a little bit fancy without being too loud. I tried it in a solid color and it looked perfect for both work and casual outings.
2. Cuff End Detail – Smart Meets Stylish
Inspired by shirt cuffs this pant design has a folded edge with buttons at the bottom. It adds structure and gives the suit a modern feel so it works well in meetings or lunch dates.
3. Drawstring Pleats – Desi Elegance Reloaded
This design used a soft drawstring to create pleats at the bottom of the salwar. The tailor added tiny pearls for a delicate finish so the overall look felt both traditional and trendy.
4. Pleated Palazzos – Float Through Fashion
Pleats near the thighs changed the entire fall of the palazzo. It added a soft volume and made the outfit look more graceful and perfect for a festive gathering or even a wedding.
5. Side Pleats – The Fusion Skirt Vibe
Pleats on the sides gave my palazzo a light skirt effect. It kept the comfort of pants but added the feel of a flowy ethnic outfit which was a fun mix.
6. Narrow Hem Salwars – Sleek and Sharp
The hem of the salwar was made narrower and a little tighter so it looked like pants but still kept the comfort of a salwar. It worked really well with long kurtas or short ones.
7. Band Edged Bottoms – Finishing Touch that Pops
The tailor stitched a fabric band at the hem and that small addition made a big difference. It gave a clean finish and pulled the whole look together in a classy way.
If you are getting a suit stitched soon then try one of these bottom designs. They are simple in structure but they change the overall look in a big way. These styles are going viral on social media for a reason and now I know why.
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