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Skirt trousers are going to be the biggest trend for AW25 - here's all the options our Style Editor is shopping now


For lovers of layering, you need these hybrid trousers in your wardrobe


A model wears Paloma Wool© @palomawool
Orion Scott
Orion ScottStyle Editor
August 20, 2025
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That’s it, I’m pulling my Style Editor card and coining skirt trousers the next big thing in autumnal dressing. 

Unsure what a skirt trouser is? Basically, it's exactly what it says on the tin and is technically a trouser and skirt hybrid, which perfects both form and function. 

All in all, the silhouette is the ultimate answer to those (myself included) not willing to give up the mini. midi or maxi skirt, just because the temperatures begin to drop. It quite literally is the best of both worlds. 

Elsa Hosk wears a black pair of trousers with heels and a plain white tee© @elsahosk
Elsa Hosk recently styled a black pair with heels and a plain white tee

Current adoptees to the trend include queens of all things seriously chic, Elsa Hosk and Kaia Gerber, while cult favourite brands including Sandy Liang, TOTEME and Paloma Wool have included them in past and present collections. 

Bottega sent a seriously cool style down its S25 runway© Launchmetrics
Bottega sent a seriously cool style down its SS25 runway
Even the cool-guys are wearing Paloma Wool skirt-trousers© Launchmetrics
Even the cool-guys are wearing Paloma Wool skirt-trousers

Do you need more convincing? 

I thought not. If you want to get ahead of the curve, here are my favourite options to shop now before they sell out. 

  • A model poses in a pair of black trousers and a red top

    Sasha Wrap Pant

    Ruby

    New Zealand-based brand Ruby is known for their trousers, so rest assured these options will fit like an absolute glove. Made from a polyester/rayon blend, these wide leg lovers will drape beautifully and would look amazing with a pointed-toe pump.

  • A model poses in a leopard print top and cargo pants

    Khaki Lawn Skirt Cargo Pant

    Collina Strada

    Possibly the coolest pair of skirt trousers my eyes have ever seen, these cargo hybrids in dusty camel are cool-girl approved. Style with combat boots, tabi flats or even flip flops (when the weather permits) and wait for the compliments to roll in.

  • A model poses in black trousers

    Layered Skirt Trousers

    TOTEME

    Part of Toteme's latest collection (I told you they were trending), these black options are made from 100% wool, meaning they will keep you cosy in colder months, whilst also being overly durable.  

  • A model poses in grey trousers

    Brayden Pant

    Bayse

    Constructed in the chicest tone of ash grey, these trouser/skirt options are high-waisted, oversized and utterly on trend. Perfect for office days, off-site meetings and everything in between.

  • A model poses in green pants and a sheer top

    Low-Waisted Cupro Pants

    Paloma Wool

    Paloma Wool is the best to ever do it, and that's just a fact. If you fancy yourself a maximalist who loves a vibrant colour, these light green options are made from comfortable, stretchy cupro fabric, perfect for when the dinner menu involves three or more courses - IYKYK.

  • A model wears pink trousers

    Fluid Wrap-Front Trousers

    COS

    A pop of pink never hurt anyone, in fact, I have it on good authority that it improves the moods of those wearing the shade - please don't request where, who or how I know this. 

    Made from 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell, these COS options are perfectly tailored to ensure they go with everything. 

How we chose:  

  • Price: Many cult-adored designer pairs retail well beyond the £1,000 mark, but splashing out isn't always an option. We've selected the best of this season's hottest styles, and they all under £500.
  • Style: All products included in this round-up fit the skirt-trouser brief.

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