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One pair of black and cream zebra pleated trousers, eight completely different outfits — from simple black knitwear and soft neutrals to cobalt, emerald, red and deep plum.

These pink tie-dye wide-leg trousers are bright, fluid and impossible to ignore, but that is exactly what makes them surprisingly versatile. Change the colours, proportions and layers around them, and the same pair can move from an easy everyday look to something much more expressive.

Bring your wardrobe into full bloom with colourful floral palazzo pants designed for comfort, movement and confidence. From vibrant sunflower-inspired prints to soft botanical florals and elegant embroidered blooms, these plus-size styles celebrate colour all season long.

From colourful wavy stripes to artistic abstract prints and modern blue geometric patterns, these pleated palazzo pants bring bold personality to everyday dressing. Relaxed, comfortable and designed for curves, they're effortless statement pieces you'll reach for all season long.

Inspired by seaside escapes, these colourful pleated palazzo pants combine playful ocean prints, fresh coastal blues and relaxed wide-leg silhouettes. Designed for curves, they're made for holidays, sunny weekends and effortless everyday comfort.

Vintage red pattern, tiny green florals and vibrant blooms carry a flower story from late-summer brightness toward warmer autumn notes.

Lilac, magenta and soft abstract purple come together in a relaxed pleated edit designed for effortless comfort and confident colour. Featuring three bestselling pleated styles, this collection proves that bold shades and flattering silhouettes are made for every body.

 

Bohemian dressing feels most alive when colour is allowed to wander. Turquoise and orange open the story, aqua scarf-panel geometry adds a cooler pause, and a red tribal co-ord brings...

Leopard print, army green and apricot wide-leg trousers create an earthy transition palette with softness, contrast and movement.

Burgundy, mono and black printed maxi dresses bring sleeves, swing and vintage detail into the first cool evenings of the season.

A split black-and-white blazer dress, zebra pleats and clean white trousers show how monochrome can feel expressive rather than severe.