gaucho pants

He's wearing pointy shoes, black gaucho pants, and an embroidered shirt.

The film also inspired a tango craze and such fashion fads as gaucho pants.

Gaucho pants in rich, shiny brown leather and embroidered leather skirts had a casual air.

I park in front of a shop selling maps, gaucho pants and mate, a tealike herbal drink.

The same went for high-waisted denim gaucho pants, as did high-heeled sandals worn with Lacoste tube socks.

Poor dear, I don't have the heart to tell her those gaucho pants make her hips look as wide as the Pampas."

There are slithery halter tops and dresses, gaucho pants that owe a debt to Los Angeles Latino punk, even tailored jackets.

There were black gabardine jackets belted over white cotton eyelet skirts, and a terrific full-sleeved georgette blouse with black gaucho pants.

Don Miranda wears a foot-long knife in his waistband, a round hat with a turned-up front brim and baggy gaucho pants called bombachas.

The map is used for shirts and a blazer, so you know what to expect: leather jackets with fringe, decorated boots, gaucho pants and near ankle-length skirts.

Her 10-piece collection includes pleated tops with little quilted jackets and gaucho pants with a new, thinner version of the trademark McFadden pleat.

Few designers are seriously tampering with hemlines, but there have been some experiments, including calf-length culottes by Christian Lacroix suggesting gaucho pants.

Her line offers form-fitting tank tops, gaucho pants, T-shirts and even tailored jackets decorated with chains and embroidered with cholo's characteristic gothic lettering.

When Mr. Scott showed his spring collection in Paris last month, audiences cheered his sloppily cut gaucho pants and goofy shirts with prints of fashion illustrations.

He presented gaucho pants, shorts and jackets in a print of retro fashion illustrations, which seemed to belong in the window of a Junior Miss store, circa 1981.

Despite the cowboy boots, gaucho pants and square-dance music at the BCBG Max Azria show, the clothes were not gimmicky in the least.

He crushes it, quilts it, uses it for puffy parkas and shapely suit jackets, molds it into bubble dresses and calf-length trousers, like gaucho pants.

The Slacks Handbook: Basic Pattern Development and Styling of City Pants, Jeans and Gaucho Pants (Manhattan, KS: Kansas State University), 1973.

Stella McCartney got the job of head designer at Chloe, the house that ruled 70's fashion, because her clothes were full of references from the era: chain-mesh tops, high boots with leather flowers and gaucho pants.

Perdita was about to yell at him when her attention was distracted by a man with a cruel leathery face wearing Gaucho pants and a white shirt who was galloping a pony very fast round a tiny corral.

If such progress continues and women also dispose of their stores of culottes, gaucho pants, stirrup pants and those infernal sneakers and sweat socks, the view in Manhattan will once again be worth the trip in from Poughkeepsie.

The large, bustling restaurant has a permanently festive air, with waiters in gaucho pants and plaid aprons who dress your appetizer salad at tableside, tossing a traditional mix of greens, tomatoes, raw carrots and sweet, delicious fresh hearts of palm.

This is a moment when nothing can look too ostentatious, at least in public, and Mr. de la Renta wisely took the measure of the times, opening with dark brown suede gaucho pants over boots and a tea-cozy of a cape in burgundy cashmere.

Umberto, Alejandro's laziest groom, was holding tightly on to her, while Raimundo, who was wearing a leather apron to protect his Gaucho pants, his little eyes glinting with pleasure and cruelty, was attaching a long lead rope to her headcollar.