Blooming Stems Trousers

Blooming Stems TrousersThese trousers are inspired by a jacket, circa 1928, embroidered with flowers in the Egyptian Revival style, an aesthetic trend popular in America in the 1920s. The Egyptian Revival, or "Egyptomania," as it was called at the time, was fanned by archaeological discoveries throughout the decade, especially of the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922. We reproduced the chain stitched embroidery of the original piece along the hem of these trousers. Side zip Two

which has a contrasting collar and cuffs

with a mid-rise and straight leg

in cold water

which was a wholecloth style—made out of a single piece of fabric with a quilted pattern sewn into it

We reproduced the geometric floral embroidery

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The original pattern has been replicated here: a brown-and-green stripe with an embroidered motif of a cowboy lassoing a pony

This tank is inspired by a vintage tee from the 1970s

This jacket is inspired by a formal jacket from the late 20th century

Charlotte is 5'11" and wearing a size XS

and white stripe

a sage green paisley