Harun pants (sometimes called crotch pants, crotch pants or radish pants, crotch pants, tapered pants, etc.). Harun pants are popular because you can change the crotch size at will, but the crotch length of Harun pants can at least fit into your boyfriend's wallet.
The traditional harem pants designed by French fashion designers are very similar to bloomers, and they are very loose and comfortable to wear. With the increasing popularity of harem pants, their types and styles have become more and more.
For example, later, other designers designed narrow-leg harem pants, which are characterized by the very narrow legs of the calf, but the upper part of the pants still retains the original loose feeling, and can also show the outline curve of the calf when worn on the body.
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The origin of harem pants
The ancestors of harem pants should come from conservative Muslim women's clothing. The name of these pants comes from the Islamic word "Harun" and the dress of women in Islamic harem, so they are also called "Islamic harem pants". The so-called Islamic harem refers not only to the backyard of the palace where men are forbidden to go in and out in the Islamic world, but also to the inner room of a family where men are forbidden to go in and out.
In these circumstances, women will wear harem pants directly outside or as underwear under skirts. This kind of trousers has a sense of looseness and drape peculiar to Islamic style. In Arab countries, belly dancers often dance in harem pants.
As early as the early 20th century, paul poiret, a famous fashion designer, boldly absorbed the relaxed and easy-going style of Muslim women's clothing, and matched the liberated body with exquisite silk to create a relaxed and elegant feeling, which brought a warm wind of freedom to European women who were used to wearing corsets, and was immediately sought after by European women.
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