By Halimat Bagudu 02 April 2022 | 2:56 am Palazzo pants, long trousers cut with loose and extremely wide legs that flare out from the waist have been in vogue since the 80s. It is a timeless and evergreen piece Palazzo pants, long trousers cut with loose and extremely wide legs that flare out from the waist have been in vogue since the 80s. It is a timeless and evergreen piece when worn with a fitting shirt or top. Based on its loose fitting, Palazzo pants are popular as a summer season style, as they are loose and tend to be flattering in light, flowing fabrics that are breathable. Palazzo with any fitting top can be rocked or styled in many ways by any body type. With palazzo and shirt, either matched or mismatched, you can achieve a corporate look or casual depending on your choice style. Corporate With Palazzo Go for a corporate look with palazzo. It is quite easy to pull off. All you need to do is tuck in the shirt and get a classy heel to match and you are good to go with a nice bag. Casual with Palazzo The shirt can be worn over the palazzo, paired with some simple slippers or sandals and a small purse to match. Latest 7 mins ago The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has decried a stream of incorrect reports being peddled in sections of the media, in connection with Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup playoff match between Nigeria 16 mins ago The governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Chief Segun Oni, has called for the immediate reinstatement of some workers of the Ekiti State University (EKSU) allegedly 16 mins ago A former governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, yesterday, said the trouble with Nigeria since independence was the failure of leadership. 17 mins ago Palazzo pants, long trousers cut with loose and extremely wide legs that flare out from the waist have been in vogue since the 80s. It is a timeless and evergreen piece 18 mins ago The Federal Government has disclosed that the deployment of Treasury Revenue Directors to 10 of its enterprises in 2020 contributed to the realisation of N1.250 trillion Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in 2021.
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