If I have a penny every time Jessica Alba wears a pair of floral pants, I’d probably be rich by now. Okay, maybe that was an exaggeration, but you have to agree, she’s been seen in one too many pairs of them.
But just like what people say, why fix it if it ain’t broke? If it fits, wear it. She seems to rock every pair like it’s nobody’s business.
Jessica Alba (and family) at a friend’s birthday party in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, on September 23, 2013
The pair of floral pants in question is from the eponymous Elizabeth and James line TEXTILE Elizabeth and James, which, as you might have guessed, offers comparatively less expensive garments.
Upon closer inspection, Jessica’s pants have embroidery details. The actress wore them with a thin tank top, a light cardigan, and a pair of flats. Looks like autumn hasn’t set in on sunny California yet judging from this outfit.
I, for one, am getting a bit tired of her printed pants ensembles, but I have to admit she does look effortless in them. I’d probably wear something as comfortable, too, for a day out. It’s a sensible outfit for a busy day. Can’t have a skirt getting in the way of taking care of kids, right?
We can’t find the exact piece from TEXTILE Elizabeth and James, but for those looking for alternatives to copy Jessica’s look, here are some:
Mother Pocket Full of Posies Looker Skinny Jeans, $165
Mother The Looker Skinny Jeans, $198
Joe’s Jeans Skinny Ankle Jeans, $89.50
Juicy Couture Tropical Floral Coated Jeans, $71.20
So, aren’t you tired of seeing Jessica in floral pants? Do you think it’s okay for her to stick with this look?
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