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Hi Bronny, I have a pair of linen pants that are too short, instead of hemming them to normal capri length I thought it would be cool to hem them on an angle. I’m wondering which angle is most flattering; - from the centre out, so looking form the front each leg would be longest on the outside of my calf - opposite; longer on the inside of my calves creating a "V" - or an ongoing angle, so the line would be "/\" the whole way across? OR am I getting to complicated all together? From Stacey ANSWER Dear Stacey, Can I suggest that you pin them, then put them on before you do any cutting. In my opinion, I wouldn’t be cutting them into any shape other than a classic straight bottom sitting about mid-calf. If you wanted to make this particular type of cut slightly different, you could give them a Japanese flavour by slitting the sides slightly so that they still appear flat across the bottom but are almost like a flap. After you have pinned the trousers and seen how they look in the different ways, then you can decide which works best for you and your leg shape. Love Bronny xxxx |
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