Fashionista NOW: Floral Patterned Culottes For The Summer

Because culottes in floral blooms make your OOTD and everyone seeing it very happy.

Ladies, you may be wondering if there are patterned culottes to be grabbed now in Malaysia aside from the neutral variety that you have stocked up in your closet. Well, I’ve come to your rescue. The answer is a quick yes. I found four culottes splashed in floral motif that you might just fall in love with!

Since the minimalist game got pretty strong in my personal style department, the only pants I have with strong prints are the thrifted camo jogger pants. The rest are monochromatic black and white abstract harem pants and one elephant print one, which you can eyeball closely here, if you are interested.

Culottes in floral prints seem like a rare piece that I feel would be a wonderful investment if you’re already a fan of culottes. You know, the pants that look skirt-like and have a crotch. I love culottes ever since I found one at a flea market years back. Before, I thought they belong in my mom’s long past wardrobe, stuffy and far from cute. Nowadays, the flared cropped pants are the picture of modern chic, you just cannot ignore. At least, I can’t.

So, if statement culottes are what you are on the hunt for, then I hope the floral options here will get you inspired. Enjoy!

Which floral culottes would you love to wear? Share below – I’d love to know!

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