Manière De Voir Emilie High Rise Satin Cargo Trousers
Manière De Voir
$230.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Maniere De Voir Emilie High Rise Satin Cargo Trousers feel modern and elevated, as satin threads catch light with every move. A mid-rise waist with a tailored waistband and belt loops keeps the line clean, while a wide-leg silhouette pours like liquid across the leg. Ankle cuff zips introduce versatility in how the hem falls, and flap pockets at the sides and back deliver a quiet utility edge. The gold embossed Eiffel button seals the signature touch.
With a relaxed, elongated wide leg, the trousers skim away from the body yet keep a tailored feel. The mid-rise waist and belt loops offer belt styling options, while the ankle cuff zips let you switch from a clean cropped line to a full drape with a quick zip. Pockets at the sides and back add practical detail without crowding the silhouette, and the satin surface layers smoothly over knits, tees, or silky camisoles for day into night wear.
Maniere De Voir leans into a refined utilitarian mood, blending structure with a luxe fabric. The result is a modern cargo that pairs with everything from boxy knits to satin corsets, echoing the label's move toward chic, wearable drama.
Materials / Fabrication
- Satin fabric for a refined finish
- Mid-rise waist with tailored waistband and belt loops
- Wide-leg cut for a relaxed elongated silhouette
- Ankle cuff zip for versatile styling
- Flap pockets at sides and back
- Gold Maniere De Voir embossed Eiffel button
Recommended Care
- Dry clean or hand wash on a gentle cycle with cold water
- Avoid high heat; air dry or lay flat away from direct sunlight
- Iron on a low heat setting with a pressing cloth if needed
Fit Notes
- The mid-rise waist features a tailored waistband and belt loops for a refined finish.
- A wide-leg silhouette creates a relaxed, elongated look.
- Ankle cuff zips offer versatile styling options at the hem.
- Flap pockets at the sides and back add utilitarian detail without altering the silhouette.
