One Pair of Sheer Pants, Four Very Different Lives

One Pair of Sheer Pants,

Four Very Different Lives

 

Or: how to wear oxblood without looking like a costume drama extra… lol.

Here’s the truth: these pants are kind of magical.
Not in a fairy tale way.
In a “they go with everything, feel amazing, and somehow make you look like you tried when you absolutely didn’t” way.

They’re a rich oxblood-maroon (read: expensive-looking), ultra-light, and just sheer enough to be flirty—without giving the mailman a show. Built-in shorts? Yep. Pockets? You know it. Summer-friendly and secretly seasonless.

We styled them four ways so you don’t have to stand in front of your closet like a confused Sim.

 

Look 1: The Soft Structure Situation

You know that top that looks like a corset but doesn’t feel like one?
Yeah, this is that.
It’s got delicate pleats, corset-inspired stitching, and a drapey high-low hem that flutters when you walk.
There’s elastic in the back—so while it’s giving structure visually, it’s also letting you breathe (and eat carbs, which we support).

The details?

  • A delicate silver necklace with an architectural triangle pendant. A little textured. A little mysterious.

  • A circular-handle black vegan leather bag with soft gold studding—one of those accessories that feels low-key high fashion.

  • And some unapologetically oversized octagon sunglasses because the sun shouldn’t catch you off guard.

Wear this when:
You want to look like you planned your outfit—without sacrificing comfort or mobility. Think: a night out, a creative event, or an “I just dress like this” kind of dinner.

Recommended shoes:

  • A Valentino-style platform sandal in black or nude. Studded preferred. Confidence required.

 

Look 2: Navy, Not Negotiable

This look is for the girl who knows what she’s doing—even if she’s winging it.
The navy tie top has a lived-in luxury to it: textured embroidery, subtle pinstripes, and just the right weight so it doesn’t fly up with every breeze. It ties at the waist so you can control how open (or closed) you want to go.

We paired it with a rectangular navy clutch with studded detail and a gold chain that transitions from crossbody to clutch faster than your social battery runs out. A layered choker necklace (yes, it’s one piece) adds just enough polish. The red sunglasses? A moment.

Wear this when:
You’ve got plans that include at least one overpriced cocktail, but you’re also not above hitting up a food truck if the vibe shifts.

Recommended shoes:

  • Navy pointed-toe flats with studs, ankle ties, or anything that says “I’ve got places to be.”

 

Look 3: Casual, But Not Confused

This one is for the errands. The iced oat milk latte runs. The “we’re grabbing brunch but I might nap right after” days.

We layered the pants with a sleek black knit top that has a sharp asymmetrical neckline, a peek of mesh paneling, and a button that actually does something (which feels rare these days). It’s simple, but it’s not boring.

The bag? Giant and soft and slouchy. It looks like it could carry your secrets and your snacks. Oversized sunnies because we are protecting our peace (and maybe avoiding small talk).

Wear this when:
You need to do 12 things in a day but still want someone to stop you and ask, “Where did you get that top?”

Recommended shoes:

  • Black sneakers with a thick sole.

  • Or slip-ons that say “I have my life together,” even if your inbox disagrees.

 

Look 4: The Cool Girl Version of Business Casual

This is the most “she has a calendar and actually uses it” look of the bunch.

We styled the trousers with a nude ribbed bodysuit and topped it with a tan sleeveless blazer that looks tailored but won’t suffocate you in the heat. There’s shape. There’s drape. There’s zero effort, but you still look like you were raised on Vogue and sarcasm.

The vegan leather clutch brings texture. The oversized shades bring shade (in all forms). And the black wrap choker gives it that little twist of “don’t get it twisted.”

Wear this when:
You’ve got somewhere to be, someone to impress, and zero patience for polyester that doesn’t breathe.

Recommended shoes:

  • Woven mules or flat pointed loafers in a nude or tan.

  • Or something that says “I own at least one leather-bound notebook.”

 

Final Thoughts (Because You’re Not Just Here to Scroll)

If these pants were a person, they’d be the friend who always looks put together—even when they say “I just threw this on.”
They're made to be styled, restyled, and re-restyled all year round.

So whether you’re headed to a work meeting, a weirdly-themed party, or just vibing at home with your dog and your fourth cup of coffee—these pants are down for whatever.

Want more pieces like this? We’ve got plenty—curated with care, zero fluff, and just enough edge to feel like you.

Shop the full collection now—before your size sells out and you regret not listening to your internet bestie.

 

With fire and lace,
Rachel Marie Hurst
Founder, Hurst Haus

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