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£79
Channel signature COS style. Made from sustainably sourced TencelTM lyocell with linen for a breathable finish, these high-waisted wide-leg trousers create an effortless silhouette. A planet friendly choice that doesn't compromise on style.
A brand whose aesthetic has been so influential that it’s hard to remember what went before. But when COS launched in 2007 against a backdrop of fast, trend-led fashion, its focus on minimal pieces at accessible prices was a breakthrough moment. With a focus on style over trend, it heralded a new era for interesting, modern, considered design and changed our wardrobes for the better, forever.
'Made with 76% TENCEL™ lyocell and 24% linen. TENCEL™ lyocell is made from plant cellulose and while chemicals are used in its production, it is a closed-loop process, meaning that chemicals can be extracted and waste water reused. Linen is made from the fibres of the flax plant. Flax is resilient and can grow in poor soil, using less water than cotton to produce.'
@thestylesponge says: “I’ve partnered with @endource_style and @cosstores to showcase ‘beauty in the details’ something I’ve lived by my whole career as a stylist and art director, so I was super excited to work on this with them. For me the subtle yet significant detail was why I fell in love with COS 14 years ago when it was first established. Detail is not only in the finer finishing touches, but it also lies in the overall shape, cut and use of fabric and it doesn’t have to be obvious. I like how COS details are understated with a modern twist yet always timeless. So with that said I chose pieces that I feel are signature COS, a beautiful soft preppy cashmere vest, classic black trousers in a stiff fabric that gives them an exaggerated proportion, paired back with on-trend oversize chunky brogues and a super soft pillow handbag. For me it’s just the right balance between masculine and feminine”. 22 March 2021.
