Washable Workwear Wednesday: Editor Mid-Rise Relaxed Trouser Pant
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When I think Express, I think going-out tops. While there are still a lot of fun options for a night out, there are some gems for 9 to 5.
These relaxed trousers will be comfortable from first cappuccino to last latte. They have a versatile mid-rise waist, and front and back pockets. Wear it with the matching blazer for a full suit (go with one of the pinks or the orange if you’re feeling bold), or a cozy sweater.
The Editor Mid-Rise Relaxed Trouser Pant is $88 and comes in sizes 0–18 as well as short and tall. There are seven colors ranging from basic black to “gum pop” (a bubblegum pink).
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- Banana Republic Factory – 40-60% everything + extra 25% off
- Eloquii – Extra 50% off all sale + $19 & up spring sale
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