We had a touch of spring this past weekend, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s on Sunday. Which made many pull out their sunnier clothing. Which put me in mind of capris, otherwise called pedal pushers in the 1940s and 1950s, which provide cute details that you don't see in the store-bought variety. I love the ones that add special treatments to the hemline outseams for that extra touch of spark and fun: Fold-back cuffs Wing cuffs Sporty vents Buttoned vents Bound and tied vents And of…

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Gigi bid a brief adieu to her jorts for a night out in New York, opting instead for a pair of skinny capri pants (beloved by Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot in the 1960s) by Jacquemus.

Women typically wore tight-fitting blouses tucking into slim-line calf-length trousers called 'pedal pushers' or 'Capri.' (7)

Debating the in-between cuts of trousers.

These mint green N Duo It’s 90 Degrees cotton blend pedal pushers are crafted from a ribbed cotton blend with high waist, concealed side zip and knee-length hem with split. ‘I am 32 flavours and then some,’ Ani DiFranco famously sang. In these N Duo It’s 90 Degrees cotton blend pedal pushers, let’s just call you pistachio. Team with heels for cocktail hour; add flats and a blazer for a new take on spring/summer workwear.