Florence Pugh Bravely Wore the Trousers I Wouldn’t Dare Wear to the Airport

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Florence Pugh Bravely Wore the Trousers I Wouldn't Dare Wear to the Airport

I use the term brave quite loosely here, but in the context of airport outfits, Florence Pugh’s is just that. In my opinion, airport outfits live and die by what trousers you wear. Choose a pair that’s uncomfortable or annoying in the least, and you may quickly have regrets while waiting in line at security. Pugh, who was photographed landing at LAX this week, wore trousers that I’d wear in life but certainly not to the airport.

So what made these pants an airport “no” for me? Nothing more than the fact that they’re white. While her trousers look quite comfortable, the fact that they’re so light in colour pretty much guarantees that I’d get them dirty in an airport and on the plane. If you’re confident that you can avoid this fate, I’m impressed, and I encourage you to wear a pair of light-coloured trousers, because Pugh does look incredibly chic. I, on the other hand, will be sticking to dark colours that’ll hide the inevitable coffee spills and scuff marks.

Read on to see Pugh’s brave (but also very stylish) airport outfit, and shop pants I’d wear to the airport instead. 

On Florence Pugh: Ferragamo Aura Bag (£2060)

Leggings are always a sound choice for travelling. 

The pleated waist makes these even more comfortable to sit in for long periods. 

For a luxury in-flight experience, consider cashmere joggers. 

The drawstring waistline makes for easy, post-meal expansion. 

A very sleek take on joggers. 

Knitted trousers are a great long-haul solution. 

Those pockets will come in handy for snacks or your AirPods. 

These come in an array of colours, but the red really stand out. 

A sleek trouser that will work for evenings out post-flight. 

The glittery lurex running through this weave adds some glamour to knitted strides. 

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This post originally appeared on Who What Wear US. 

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