Wide on the bottom only works if you know what you’re doing. This outfit is about balance. The sherpa booties are wide and cozy — so they need a pant that can hold its own. Dark wash, wide leg denim with a full-length drape. They just kiss the ground. Any longer would look sloppy. Any shorter would pull everything up and ruin the line. When the hem hits right, the whole outfit settles. Because the bottom is relaxed and wide, the top has to be intentional. You can go fitted or oversized — but the proportions have to make sense. I went with a cropped white tee that hits exactly at the waist. No adjusting. No convincing myself it works. It lands right at the beltline, so I can front tuck it — or not — and it still looks finished. The bomber is oversized and sherpa-lined, but it doesn’t compete. It either needs to hit at the waist or go longer — never the exact same line as the tee. Layering is geometry. If the lines stack wrong, you feel it immediately. Dark wash keeps it elevated. Sherpa keeps it grounded. Wide + cropped keeps it balanced. Proportion is the whole outfit. Comment “shop” and I’ll send details. When you go wide leg — are you cropping the top or keeping it long? LTKPlusSize LTKSeasonal LTKTall