Washable Workwear Wednesday: Whitney Skyrise Plaid Wide-Leg Trousers
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Plaid is another fall classic, right up there with argyle and moody florals.
This easy-care version is made from a comfortable, stretchy fabric blend. The polished, modern silhouette features a high waist, flowy wide leg, and subtle plaid pattern. Lean all the way into fall by adding a cozy kit and polished booties or loafers.
Wit & Wisdom’s Whitney Skyrise Plaid Wide-Leg Trousers are $88 at Nordstrom and come in sizes 00-18 as well as petites.
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