What trousers to go with these shoes?

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I bought these shoes the other day and want some trousers to wear to work with them, I'm an extremely curvy size 10, 5.5 and have short legs. I also have an aversion to "shiny" workwear fabrics.

I'd appreciate any recommendations and know I'm being a fussy cow

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I have no idea sorry but bumping for the evening crowd for you

Thanks Hago!!

Cropped slim fitting suit trousers?

www.google.co.uk/search?q=womens+cropped+suit+trousers+with+loafers&safe=active&client=safari&hl=en-gb&prmd=sivn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi79aDy9PPOAhWHIMAKHTlGDuUQ_AUICCgC&biw=375&bih=559#imgrc=pQkOw30gOPrvEM%3A

That's the kind of the thing I was wondering about thejoys but I had a look today in the only shops I could get to, marks and next and everything was just shiny.

I think I want flat fronted trousers and maybe wool and just don't know where to start, it's so far removed from my normal work dresses.

definitely cigarette trousers!

Many of these ?

Nice shoes, by the way.

these??

oh i have clarks ones like that
i wear gap skinny black trousers wiht them with a mans shirt and oversize sweater with a boat neck

I love loads of those locked thank you!! I have big hips, how does cos sizing come up?

I have very similar which I wear with

these

Cigarette jeans or denim leggings will suit those shoes, well at least for me

No problem op, they are very nice shoes :)

Definitely slim trousers, Mango have some nice ones

OP, I find Cos sizing pretty standard, the same sizes as Zara where I shop a lot. Hope this helps.

Cigarette trousers! Have you tried Next, they usually have some in different prints as well.

Just bought my mum and sister cigarette trousers & they like them. Then I bought myself denim leggings it's on sale too.

I have a free voucher code £20 off £50 spend online at Next, let me know if you require one.

As the weather gets cooler, what do we wear to cover [or not] the area of leg between the shoe and the bottom of the trouser leg? I never seem to get it right.