Burgundy trousers are having a real moment, and it’s not hard to see why. The deep wine tone adds richness to any outfit without the commitment of a full red, making it a surprisingly versatile neutral for your closet. Right now, the shift toward bolder color choices in everyday dressing means a pair of burgundy pants can feel both current and classic at the same time.
These looks are for anyone who wants to wear more color but still keep things simple. From casual weekends to the office and everything in between, the outfits here show how to style burgundy trousers with pieces you probably already own. Here are 31 ways to make them work for you.
Burgundy Faux Leather Pants with a Mauve Knit Sweater
The wide-leg burgundy pants have a smooth faux leather finish and a full length, giving them a bit of weight that holds their shape. An oversized knit sweater in mauve sits just below the hip, creating the kind of balanced proportion that keeps voluminous trousers from overwhelming your frame. A red clutch adds a small pop of contrast without competing. This look suits women who prefer a relaxed yet polished aesthetic; petite frames might opt for a slightly more streamlined pant cut. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg faux leather pants, an oversized knit sweater in a complementary neutral, and a small clutch.
Monochromatic Burgundy Corduroy Wide-Leg Trousers and Turtleneck
Here is a monochromatic outfit that works because the textures do the talking. The wide-leg burgundy corduroy trousers have a visible rib and a full, easy cut, while a matching knit turtleneck fits closer to the body. Mary Jane heels add a subtle lift that keeps the long line from dragging. This monochromatic look suits those wanting a bold statement; consider a slightly cropped trouser if you are shorter. To recreate it, look for burgundy corduroy wide-leg trousers, a burgundy knit turtleneck sweater, and a black tote bag.
Burgundy Cargo Trousers with a Matching Belted Blazer
Can cargo trousers feel pulled together? Yes, when you add a matching belted blazer. The wide-leg burgundy cargo trousers have a mid-rise and practical pocket details, but the blazer, cinched at the waist, gives the whole thing a structured silhouette. Pointed-toe heels add a touch of sophistication to the utilitarian cargo style. This outfit suits those who appreciate utility-inspired fashion with a refined edge; adjust the blazer fit for your torso length. To recreate it, look for burgundy cargo trousers, a matching belted blazer, and pointed-toe heels.
Wide-leg Burgundy Trousers with a White Shirt and Textured Jacket
The wide-leg burgundy trousers are a full-length, high-waisted style that forms a clean base. Over them, a textured cropped jacket with puffed shoulders adds visual weight up top, while a white collared shirt underneath keeps the look crisp. Pointed-toe heels would complement the smart casual tone. This look is suitable for a smart casual setting; individuals with shorter torsos might prefer a less voluminous jacket. To recreate it, look for wide-leg burgundy trousers, a white collared shirt, and a textured cropped jacket.
Burgundy Corduroy Wide-Leg Pants with a Brown Collared Shirt
Corduroy trousers pair well with smoother fabrics for contrast. The wide-leg burgundy corduroy pants have a full length, while a dark brown collared shirt in a smooth woven fabric provides a clean counterpoint. Brown leather ballet flats offer a comfortable and chic pairing with the wide-leg silhouette. This outfit suits those who favor a comfortable yet put-together look; petite individuals can cuff the pants for better proportion. To recreate it, look for burgundy corduroy wide-leg pants, a dark brown collared shirt, and brown leather ballet flats.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers with a Cream Patterned Blouse for Workwear
You could reach for a pencil skirt, but these burgundy wide-leg trousers in a wool blend create a more modern foundation for the office. They are tailored and hit at a full length, while the cream patterned silk blouse and matching burgundy blazer layer on polish without stiffness. Burgundy pointed-toe flats keep the sophisticated tone going and visually extend the leg line. This burgundy trousers workwear cream blouse combination suits professional settings where you want to project authority without looking boxy. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers in a substantial fabric, a cream patterned blouse, and burgundy pointed-toe flats.
Textured Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers with an Oversized, Close-Up Take
The surface of these textured burgundy wide-leg trousers is what catches your eye first, a subtle variation that keeps a relaxed, full-length cut from reading as flat. A burgundy turtleneck tucked in preserves the waistline, while the white oversized shirt worn open on top adds a casual layer of contrast. White sneakers ground the outfit and make the whole thing feel more approachable than a dressier shoe would. Taller frames can pull off the full volume easily, and anyone who wants a low-effort look with visual interest will appreciate the texture. To recreate it, look for textured burgundy wide-leg trousers, a burgundy turtleneck, an oversized white shirt, and white sneakers.
Baggy Purple Cargo Pants with a Gray Top and Burgundy Sneakers
These are not your standard cargo pants, the baggy purple silhouette in cotton twill has a relaxed, full-length shape that leans into a streetwear-inspired mood. The gray long-sleeve lettuce top is fitted enough to keep the proportion from feeling sloppy, and the burgundy sneakers tie back to the warm tone of the pants while adding a hit of color. A silver necklace adds a small detail near the neckline. This works best if you are comfortable with volume on the bottom; petite frames might prefer a cropped top to keep the leg line from overwhelming the body. To recreate it, look for purple cargo pants, a gray long-sleeve lettuce top, burgundy sneakers, and a silver necklace.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers with a Black Sleeveless Vest
Can a sleeveless vest make wide-leg trousers feel intentional rather than loose? Yes, when the vest is fitted and the trousers are full-length and flowy in a crepe fabric. The black vest creates a defined torso line, while the burgundy wide-leg trousers provide the volume and movement. Black flat sandals keep the outfit grounded and minimalist, and gold jewelry adds a subtle warmth near the face. This look suits anyone who prefers a clean, uncluttered silhouette; petite individuals might find a narrower leg or a tucked-in top more proportionally balanced. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers, a black sleeveless vest, black flat sandals, and gold jewelry.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers and Matching Blazer with a White T-Shirt
A matching burgundy suit in a crepe fabric reads as intentionally dressed, but swapping a blouse for a white t-shirt drops the formality instantly. The wide-leg trousers are full-length and flowing, and the blazer keeps the structure intact without feeling stiff. Since the shot is a detail crop, the shoe choice is not visible, but the overall effect is a suit that looks relaxed rather than corporate. This smart casual approach suits most body types; just check that the blazer’s shoulder line and length work with your frame. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers, a matching blazer, and a white t-shirt.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Pants with a Floral Print Blouse
For patterned pieces, keep the color palette tight. These burgundy wide-leg pants are full-length with a relaxed fit, and the matching burgundy floral print blouse creates a coordinated monochromatic effect without looking overly matched. Black pointed flats ground the wide silhouette, so the volume feels intentional. Gold hoop earrings add a small polished finish. This outfit suits a feminine touch in a daily rotation; if you are petite, a slightly higher waist on the pants can help maintain proportion. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg pants in a crepe or woven fabric, then a burgundy floral print blouse that shares at least one tone with the trousers.
Burgundy Pinstripe Wide-Leg Trousers with a Beige Silk Blouse
If a solid burgundy trouser feels too casual for the office, the pinstripe version shifts the tone. These burgundy pinstripe wide-leg trousers have a high waist and relaxed tailoring, so they hold a polished line without feeling restrictive. A beige silk blouse keeps the look light, while brown loafers offer a refined finish that suits a business casual setting. Gold earrings are the only accessory needed. This combination works well for professionals who want comfortable yet sharp attire; if you are on the shorter side, a slightly narrower leg can keep the proportions balanced. To recreate it, look for burgundy pinstripe wide-leg trousers in a wool blend, then a beige silk blouse and brown loafers.
Burgundy Tailored Trousers with a Navy Satin Blouse
The design here plays on contrast: a straight-leg cut in burgundy against the sheen of navy satin. These burgundy tailored trousers are full-length with a clean line, and the three-quarter sleeve blouse adds a subtle break in coverage. Gray pointed-toe heels bring a cool-toned accent that keeps the deep red and navy from feeling heavy. The result is a smart casual outfit that feels deliberate without extra effort. This silhouette suits those who prefer a sleek, streamlined look; petite individuals might choose a heel to extend the leg line. To recreate it, look for burgundy tailored trousers in a structured fabric, then a navy blue satin blouse and gray pointed-toe heels.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers with a White Ruffled Blouse and Camel Coat
This is a cold-weather outfit that does not rely on black. The burgundy wide-leg trousers are relaxed and full-length, giving the lower half a generous line. Over them, a camel coat adds warmth and a contrasting shape, while the white ruffled blouse peeks out at the neckline to keep the look fresh. Black chunky boots introduce an edge that balances the soft ruffles, and a tan hat and sunglasses finish the casual tone. The proportions work because the coat is oversized but not overwhelming, and the boots anchor the wide legs. This combination suits anyone who likes layering different textures. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers, a camel coat, a white ruffled blouse, and black chunky boots.
Wide-leg Burgundy Trousers with a White T-Shirt, Close-Up Take
Can you make wide-leg trousers feel truly casual? Yes, with a white t-shirt and a denim jacket. These burgundy wide-leg trousers are full-length and relaxed, so they need a simple top to avoid looking fussy. A light blue denim jacket adds structure and a familiar texture, while sneakers keep the whole outfit grounded and comfortable. A small necklace provides a finishing detail. This combination suits most body types because the proportions are straightforward; if you are shorter, a cropped denim jacket can help maintain balance. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers, then a white t-shirt, a light blue denim jacket, and sneakers.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers with Side Stripe and Cream Sweater
The burgundy wide-leg trousers have a white side stripe running down each leg, a detail that draws the eye and gives the full-length cut a sportier edge. The cream ribbed sweater keeps the upper half simple, so the stripe stays the focal point. Burgundy loafers match the trousers’ color, which makes the whole silhouette feel longer and more deliberate. This look works for a casual outfit with a little more going on than plain pants. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers with a side stripe, a cream ribbed sweater, and burgundy loafers.
Simple Burgundy Trousers with a Yellow Floral Print Blouse
When you wear a solid bottom, let a printed top do the talking. Here, the simple burgundy trousers are a straight-leg, full-length style that stays quietly in the background while a yellow floral print blouse adds the energy. A brown belt and a mini tote bag tie the warm tones together, and chunky loafers ground the whole thing so it does not feel precious.
This outfit mixes color and print without overthinking it. If you are shorter, a narrower trouser leg might keep the proportions cleaner. To recreate it, look for burgundy trousers, a yellow floral print blouse, a brown belt, a mini tote bag, and chunky loafers.
Wide-leg Burgundy Trousers with a White One-Shoulder Top
If a standard wide leg feels too tame, this version goes further. The wide-leg burgundy trousers are full-length and dramatically voluminous, so the fitted white one-shoulder top is a necessary counterweight. Sandals keep the look light and stop the fabric from feeling heavy. This casual outfit suits anyone who likes a statement piece on the bottom; if you’re petite, a slightly less voluminous cut might be easier to manage. To recreate it, look for wide-leg burgundy trousers, a white one-shoulder top, and sandals.
Burgundy Slim-Fit Trousers with a White Long-Sleeve Blouse
The burgundy slim-fit trousers are full-length and tailored, so they follow the leg closely without being tight. The white long-sleeve blouse has a black detail at the neckline, which adds a small point of contrast without distracting from the clean line of the pants. Black pointed-toe pumps sharpen the silhouette and make the whole thing feel deliberate for a business casual setting. This look suits anyone who prefers a streamlined shape for the office or a polished lunch. To recreate it, look for burgundy slim-fit trousers, a white long-sleeve blouse, and black pointed-toe pumps.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Track Pants with a Gray T-Shirt and Sweater
This is athleisure that doesn’t pretend to be anything else. The burgundy wide-leg track pants have a side stripe and a relaxed, full-length cut, so they read as comfortable from the start. A gray t-shirt and a gray sweater draped over the shoulders keep the top half neutral, and white sneakers complete the casual, sporty feel.
This outfit looks put together while staying in soft, easy fabrics. The full length might pool a bit if you are shorter. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg track pants, a gray t-shirt, a gray sweater, and white sneakers.
Burgundy Corduroy Trousers with a Light Blue Denim Shirt
What makes a burgundy corduroy trousers denim shirt outfit work so well? It is the contrast between the wales of the corduroy and the smoother weave of the denim shirt. These straight-leg, full-length trousers sit at the natural waist, and the light blue shirt is worn slightly oversized, which gives the whole thing a relaxed, unstudied feel. Gray ankle boots ground the look without competing with either texture. This combination suits anyone who enjoys mixing tactile fabrics; if you have shorter legs, a slightly tapered trouser will keep the proportions in check. To recreate it, look for burgundy corduroy trousers, a light blue denim shirt, and gray ankle boots.
Deep Purple Wide-Leg Trousers with a Brown Short-Sleeved Top
The deep purple wide-leg trousers are cut from a crepe-like fabric that gives them a soft drape and a full-length, relaxed silhouette. A brown short-sleeved top, likely in a smooth jersey, tucks in neatly to keep the waist defined. Brown heeled boots extend the earthy tone through the footwear, which also adds enough height to handle the volume of the pant leg. The heel is practically necessary to keep the wide leg from overwhelming your frame. To recreate it, look for deep purple wide-leg trousers, a brown short-sleeved top, and brown heeled boots.
Burgundy Corduroy Trousers with a Light Wash Denim Jacket
Mixing textures: let one piece be the anchor and the other the accent. Here, the burgundy corduroy trousers are the anchor. They are a straight-leg, full-length style with visible wales that give them a sturdy, substantial feel. Over them, a light wash denim jacket is worn slightly oversized, adding a layer that is both familiar and contrasting. White sneakers keep the look casual and clean, preventing the corduroy and denim from feeling too heavy together.
This outfit is a classic casual combination with texture play. If you are of shorter stature, a denim jacket that hits at the hip will keep your silhouette from looking cut off. To recreate it, look for burgundy corduroy trousers, a light wash denim jacket, and white sneakers.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Pants with a Neutral Knit Top and Beige Belt
Where a similar outfit might rely on a tucked-in top alone for shape, this one adds a beige belt to cinch the waist of the burgundy wide-leg pants. The pants themselves are a full-length, relaxed cut in a woven fabric that holds a gentle drape. A short-sleeved knit top in a neutral cream tucks in easily, and nude ballet flats keep the line from the hem to the floor uninterrupted. The belt is what separates this from a simple pants-and-top combo: it defines the waist without tightening the pants themselves. This suits anyone who prefers a minimalist palette; if you are petite, the belt helps create a clear waistline. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg pants, a short-sleeved knit top, a beige belt, and nude ballet flats.
Simple Burgundy Straight-Leg Trousers with a White T-Shirt
The burgundy trousers here are a straight-leg, full-length cut in a smooth fabric that gives them a clean, unbroken line from hip to hem. A white t-shirt is tucked in, keeping the silhouette simple and the color of the pants as the standout. A silver crossbody bag adds a metallic accent that feels deliberate. Black heels dress the whole thing up just enough that it moves beyond basic errands into something you could wear to a casual dinner. This look offers a low-effort outfit with a polished finish. To recreate it, look for burgundy straight-leg trousers, a white t-shirt, a silver crossbody bag, and black heels.
Burgundy Ultra Wide-Leg Pants with a White Tank Top
The burgundy ultra wide-leg pants are the whole story here, and they know it. Cut with an extreme width from a smooth woven fabric, they fall straight to the floor. A fitted white tank top keeps the silhouette from swimming on you, while white pointed-toe heels add height and a sharp color contrast. This look suits anyone who likes their clothes to make an entrance; if you have a shorter frame, you might prefer a slightly less dramatic leg. To recreate it, look for burgundy ultra wide-leg pants in a smooth fabric, then add a simple fitted tank and pointed-toe heels.
Burgundy Wide-Leg Trousers with a Dark Brown Sweater
What makes a burgundy wide-leg trousers outfit feel both relaxed and intentional? An oversized sweater in a contrasting texture. These burgundy wide-leg trousers have a relaxed fit and full length, paired here with a dark brown textured knit that is visibly chunky and soft. Purple suede flats introduce an unexpected color note without competing. This combination works well for anyone who prefers comfortable, easy styling; taller frames carry the generous proportions naturally. To recreate it, look for burgundy wide-leg trousers with a relaxed fit, then add an oversized textured sweater and flat shoes in a complementary color.
Burgundy Oversized Hoodie and Matching Wide-Leg Sweatpants
A matching set in fleece fabric turns a simple burgundy sweatpants outfit into a coordinated look. The wide-leg sweatpants have a soft, relaxed cut, paired with an oversized hoodie in the same deep shade. This is a loungewear set that prioritizes comfort without looking sloppy. It is a put-together option for days at home or quick errands. To recreate it, look for burgundy sweatpants in a wide-leg cut with a matching oversized hoodie in the same fleece fabric.
Burgundy Tailored Trousers with a White Long-Sleeve, Close-Up Take
For a burgundy tailored trousers outfit, let the cut do the work. These are a straight-leg, full-length style in a smooth woven fabric, paired with a crisp white long-sleeve blouse. Black high-heel pumps keep the line clean and polished, while sunglasses and a watch add a casual touch. This look suits a classic, pulled-together silhouette; petite frames might find a slightly tapered leg even more flattering. To recreate it, look for burgundy tailored trousers with a straight-leg cut, then add a white long-sleeve blouse and black pumps.
Burgundy Straight-Leg Trousers with a Black Sleeveless Top
Where a burgundy straight-leg trousers outfit might lean casual with a t-shirt, this version goes sleek with a sleeveless black top. The trousers are a full-length, tailored style in a smooth fabric, creating a clean line from hip to hem. Black pointed-toe heels extend that line and make the look appropriate for smart casual settings. A gold necklace adds a small focal point at the neckline. This combination suits anyone who appreciates a minimalist palette and a streamlined silhouette. To recreate it, look for burgundy straight-leg trousers in a tailored cut, then add a sleeveless black top and black heels.
Burgundy Trousers with a Beige Knit Sweater and Checked Blazer
The burgundy trousers here are a straight-leg, full-length cut that keeps the silhouette clean under the layers. A beige knit sweater sits underneath a checked blazer, which acts as the visual anchor and brings pattern into what could otherwise be a solid outfit. Pointed-toe flats extend the leg line without adding height, a practical choice for smart casual occasions. This kind of layering works well for anyone who likes classic patterns and structured outerwear; if you have a shorter torso, a less voluminous blazer might keep the proportions in better balance. To recreate the look, start with burgundy trousers, then add a textured beige knit sweater and a checked blazer. Pointed-toe flats and a statement necklace finish the outfit without competing with the blazer’s pattern.
Final Thoughts
- Pair burgundy trousers with neutral tops for an easy, balanced look.
- Wide-leg cuts work best with a fitted or tucked-in top.
- Monochromatic outfits in burgundy create a long, sleek line.
- Texture adds depth: try corduroy, faux leather, or a knit sweater.
The key to making burgundy trousers a staple is treating them like you would a pair of navy or black pants. They go with more than you think, and once you start wearing them, you’ll wonder why you waited so long.
