Kids Childrens Girls Dance Wear Harem Ali Baba Baggy Pants Trousers in Ages 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 & 13

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With every pair of pants sold, a donation is made to the charity to support the protection of elephants and other wild animals. Their pants are made from 100% bamboo rayon and sustainable cotton and they try their utmost to keep plastic out of the delivery process. They have a wide range of patterns and sizes and a great range for kids. They also sell dresses, palazzo pants, jumpsuits, bags and sarongs.

Most of our Aladdin pants range is unisex too, ideal for hippy men and women who can’t get enough of Indian and Nepalese street style. Just as it seemed the popularity of Harem Pants was once more diminishing Ralph Lauren in 2009 released his spring collection, which re-established the possibilities for designers. Just as the popular Feminists had done previously with the bloomers in the 1800’s, modern celebrities were to be key in promoting and showcasing the many variations of Harem Pants through the years, all the way to the present day. Bohemian Island’s pants are 100% cotton and hand-stitched at their factory in Phuket, Thailand. Workers at Bohemian Island enjoy comfortable working conditions, above-average pay and insurance. They even show off the factory in this behind the scenes video so you can actually meet the ladies who made your pants! Perfect Fit: Our kids harem pants are designed to fit perfectly and accommodate growing bodies. With adjustable waistbands and stretchy materials, our pants ensure a comfortable and secure fit for children of all ages - Our sizes are split by age, but for best results look at the size chart and select by recommended height. Our harem pants have always been popular. We’ve been selling them for years. That’s why we have such a stunning collection for you, a collection that's always changing so there's always something new to enjoy.Explore our ranges of gorgeous, crisp 100% cotton harem joggers. Buy them in beautiful natural silk, soft, luxurious Rayon or hard-wearing, comfy Viscose with its lovely flowing texture. Whether you like your life patterned, printed or plain, we have a pair of harems that are absolutely perfect for you. Have a look below and see what we've got in store for you right now. Loads of harem pants styles First seen in Persia 2,000 years ago, the pants were worn by women among different middle-eastern tribes to represent modesty and innocence (Henderson). This can be seen through the style and design of the pants: they are loose around the hips and legs, diminishing any trace of a feminine body shape. The trousers were a symbol of the Muslim women’s role as a “patriarchal property and ‘underdeveloped’ personality, also seen in the loose fit of the pants (Nguyen). Men and other family members wore the pants when doing chores at home., as their baggy fit allowed them to comfortably complete these tasks. Why are they called harem pants? What kind of tops I wear with these pants? This is one of your first questions if you are new to these pants. Trust me, with a range of style ideas, you are soon going to find yourself having fun. For starters, let me tell you there can be nothing more stylish than harem pants with a crop top. Tank tops, peplum tops.

With their ability to easily lend such uniqueness to an outfit, it’s easy to see why modern fashion designers are continuing to jump on the creative bandwagon to continually evolve these once plain garments. Some call them genie pants, others - bizarrely - call them jeanie pants, a spelling mistake but hey, if it means you find the genie trousers you want when you search online, that's cool! Some people even call them Alibaba pants or Thai pants. For a relatively simple item of clothing, they have so many different names. How to wear your harem trousers

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Over many years this garment went through design variations and eventually became the first versions of the tulip shaped trousers that can be seen today. The design however, was not the only change. Once specifically for men these baggy trousers eventually would start to be worn by women, but for alternative reasons. Harem joggers are a popular style, as are harem yoga pants. They're ideal for the gym, perfect for lounging at home, incredibly versatile. Some people even wear theirs as jim-jams.

With so many different style variations now available, Harem Pants can be employed to great effect for anything from the smart & sexy look, to the more off-beat Avant-garde style. Kareena Kapoor’s songs have always been popular among Bollywood fans, from Bole Chudiyan in K3G that set the trend for the sharara style lehenga sarees in sarees, which popularly came to be known as Kareena dress to Mauja Hi Mauja that sent every young Indian college girl to the store in search of harem pants. It was not long before stores in malls were lined with these pants in different patterns and colors, from high waisted ones designed to be worn to work to dressy ones for that party look, and denim ones that you can easily pair with sneakers and a T-shirt.The best part about these pants is the comfort they provide that makes them great to wear to work, to a party or while exercising. The following are some of the occasions for which these pants are appropriate. Superior Comfort: We understand that comfort is essential for active kids. That's why our harem pants are made from soft, breathable fabrics that provide freedom of movement and keep your child comfortable throughout the day. Popular Feminists at the time, enjoying a similar level of fame as today’s celebrities, not only promoted the use of these trousers but made them more controversial. Women began dressing in the pants as they were expanding their traditional apparel boundaries and wearing what was considered “provocative” clothing. Trousers, traditionally worn in Western culture by men, were a bold new statement in gender identity for these turn-of-the-century women. By wearing these pants, women were intentionally dressing like men, and therefore associating themselves with male power and privilege.”