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Bell-Bottom Trousers

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Fashion · Design

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In Japan, these were also called “pantalons” or “trumpet trousers.” “Bootcut” is also common because long boots can be worn underneath. Today they are generally distinguished by the flare of the hem, with a slight flare often called bootcut and a large flare bell-bottoms.

Source updated 2023-12-04 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The text distinguishes boot-cut and bell-bottom trousers by the flare of their hems.

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