flare dress pants womens Joseph Ribkoff Flare Dress Pant
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flare dress pants womens Joseph Ribkoff Flare Dress Pant

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flare dress pants womens Joseph Ribkoff Flare Dress PantJoseph Ribkoff Flare Dress Pant Legs for days effortlessly. The Joseph Ribkoff Flare Dress Pant is a wardrobe essential that does everything right: it hugs every curve through the hip and thigh before dramatically flaring below the knee in a silhouette that elongates the leg and flatters every body type. Crafted from Joseph Ribkoffs signature silky knit fabric smooth, fluid, and beautifully draping with a comfortable pull on waistband that makes

Joseph Ribkoff Flare Dress Pant

Legs for days — effortlessly. The Joseph Ribkoff Flare Dress Pant is a wardrobe essential that does everything right: it hugs every curve through the hip and thigh before dramatically flaring below the knee in a silhouette that elongates the leg and flatters every body type. Crafted from Joseph Ribkoff’s signature silky knit fabric — smooth, fluid, and beautifully draping — with a comfortable pull-on waistband that makes getting dressed as easy as it looks. Available in classic Black, rich Midnight Blue, and warm Mocha.

Details

  • Style: Pull-on flare dress pant
  • Fabric: Silky knit — smooth, fluid drape with comfortable stretch
  • Waistband: Pull-on (no zip, no button)
  • Silhouette: Fitted through hip and thigh, dramatic flare below the knee
  • Colors: Black · Midnight Blue · Mocha
  • Available sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
  • Style No.: 163099
  • Brand: Joseph Ribkoff
  • Origin: Made in Canada

Styling Notes

The flare silhouette is one of the most universally flattering pant shapes — the fitted hip creates definition while the flared hem balances proportions and adds movement. Black is the ultimate wardrobe workhorse — pair with a silk blouse and heels for a polished business or cocktail look, or with a fine-knit turtleneck for a sleek evening ensemble. Midnight Blue brings a sophisticated alternative to black — wear with ivory, cream, or gold tones for a refined, elevated look. Mocha is the season’s most wearable neutral — pair with camel, white, or terracotta for a warm, editorial palette. All three colorways work beautifully with a heel or a pointed-toe flat to maximize the leg-lengthening effect of the flare.

Fit Guide

These pants are sized in US women’s dress sizes (2–20) and fit true to size. The pull-on waistband has comfortable stretch — if you are between sizes or prefer a more relaxed fit through the hip, size up. The silky knit fabric has a smooth, non-clingy drape that skims the body beautifully.

Care

  • Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle
  • Use a mild detergent — avoid fabric softener to preserve the silky finish
  • Lay flat or hang to dry — do not tumble dry
  • Iron on low heat if needed — or steam to remove wrinkles
  • Do not bleach
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