- Stars in Hollywood have been a huge fan of the “no pants” look for a while.
- The trend can be worn in several different ways, from blazer dresses to long-sleeved button-downs and more.
- Some of the biggest celebrity fans of the trend include Bella Hadid, Rihanna, Hailey Baldwin, and the Kardashian-Jenner sisters.
Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner recently proved that the “no pants” trend is here to stay in 2019, but it turns out the daring look has been a Hollywood staple for a while.
Everyone from Blake Lively to Solange has turned heads on the red carpet in oversized blazers. The Kardashian-Jenner sisters love pairing baggy T-shirts with thigh-high boots. And Hailey Baldwin can’t get enough of the look.
Below, check out 33 different ways celebrities have worn the bold “no pants” trend.
In early June, Kourtney Kardashian wore a bra as a top and the “no pants” trend all in one night.
The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star stepped out in New York City wearing a $655 black Helmut Lang blazer with cutouts on the side, a lacy black bra, slouchy knee-high boots, and what looked like black short shorts or underwear.
Earlier that week, Kardashian's half-sister, Kylie Jenner, also wore a bra as a top, another trend that seems to be everywhere lately.
That same week, Rihanna stunned in an oversized light-blue jacket at a benefit event for the Clara Lionel Foundation, which she founded in 2012.
Rihanna, who collaborated with Stance to create a special line of socks and tights, paired the pantless look with strappy sandals and chunky jewelry in various shades of blue.
The singer spent the night taking photos with fans, signing autographs, and even standing behind the cash register and ringing up purchases.
Hailey Baldwin wore a belted blazer as a dress in May.
Baldwin finished the simple look with sleek, pointy-toe black heels.
She walked the red carpet in a similar look last year.
The model wore a baby blue, double-breasted Alessandra Rich blazer with Swarovski-crystal embellished buttons and polka-dot cuffs. Baldwin dressed down the formal jacket with a playful high ponytail and matching baby blue scrunchie.
Like Baldwin, Fergie wore the trend in May, but she opted for more of a pantless illusion.
The singer attended the 2018 Fox Network Upfront in a bright purple blazer, black top, and black shorts that could barely be seen under her oversized jacket. She accessorized the outfit with black fingerless gloves, a black clutch, and black pointy-toe heels.
In April, Blake Lively looked polished in a sleek tuxedo blazer.
The actress paired the navy Sonia Rykiel blazer with a colorful bow tie, collared white shirt, and printed Christian Louboutin pointy-toe heels.
Bella Hadid wore a burgundy leather jacket as a dress earlier this year.
The model let her coat, which was made by Georgian label Situationist, shine by wearing off-white Gianvito Rossi boots.
In November 2017, Bella's older sister, Gigi Hadid, looked chic in a slouchy gray blazer.
The model kept it simple with a sleek updo and crystal-embellished pointy-toe heels with fuzzy ankle straps by Rene Caovilla.
Kim Kardashian West wore an oversized black blazer during New York Fashion Week in September 2017.
In terms of accessories, the KKW Beauty founder opted for comfortable black mules and a sparkly black pouch.
Style icon Alexa Chung rocked the blazer-as-dress look back in 2015.
The British fashion designer looked effortlessly chic in strappy, pointy-toe heels while rocking a classic red lip.
And even before that, Solange wore a pantless illusion on the red carpet in 2013.
The singer and songwriter looked radiant in a white jacket and high-low shirtdress designed by Haitian designer Azede Jean-Pierre.
Miley Cyrus turned heads in a white Jean Paul Gaultier blazer in 2012.
The singer also wore layered gold necklaces and black-and-white striped open-toe heels with a thin ankle strap.
Khloe Kardashian opted for a more casual version of the "no pants" trend in October 2017.
Kardashian wore a baggy Goodies sweatshirt with white socks and black boots.
Kylie Jenner also walked the red carpet in a casual, pantless outfit last year.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder looked comfortable in an oversized white T-shirt dress yet glamorous in thigh-high, bright purple boots.
And Kourtney Kardashian was photographed wearing a variation of the same look in 2016.
The mom of three paired an orange long-sleeve shirt - which had the word "Pablo" printed on it, a reference to Kanye West's "The Life of Pablo" album - with thigh-high, open-toe boots.
Of course, Rihanna also rocked a casual version of the "no pants" trend in February 2016.
At the show for her Fenty Puma Fall/Winter 2016 collection during New York Fashion Week, the singer wore an oversized quarter-zip pullover and stilettos designed to look like high-top sneakers from the front.
In June 2018, Bella Hadid put her own spin on the "no pants" trend by wearing a see-through skirt.
The model attended a dinner celebrating the new Dior Backstage makeup collection in a high-cut black leotard and sheer tulle midi skirt from Dior's Spring-Summer 2017 collection.
She brightened up the chic outfit with matching, bold red accessories including a pair of slingback, pointy-toe heels and a Dior handbag.
Clearly a fan of nude illusions, Hadid stunned in a similar silhouette in 2017.
The model turned heads in a one-shoulder Ralph & Russo gown comprised of see-through, crystal-embellished fabric draped over a sheer leotard that was half bustier top and half high-waisted bottoms.
And Kendall Jenner chose a daring number for the 2017 Met Gala.
The model made a lasting impression in a shimmering La Perla dress with a completely open back.
At New York Fashion Week in February 2018, Margot Robbie wore a double-breasted, gray blazer dress.
The actress accessorized the simple look with large hoop earrings, a sleek updo, and open-toe heels.
During Paris Fashion Week in June 2018, Kim Kardashian West wore two huge trends at once: neon and "no pants."
The reality TV star was photographed wearing a neon blue jacket by Louis Vuitton that featured at least six pockets, as well as several attached pouches.
Instead of pants, Kardashian West opted for a pair of bike shorts that were barely visible under her oversized coat.
In July 2018, Jennifer Lopez rocked an oversized white button-down shirt in New York City.
The singer's outfit quickly went viral thanks to her over-the-knee denim boots.
Designed by Versace, the slouchy stilettos looked like they were made out of a pair of light-wash jeans and featured small black leather belts around the cuff of each shoe.
Kylie Jenner wore a business-casual version of the pantless look in August 2018.
On the red carpet, the beauty mogul turned heads in a belted white blazer dress and simple white heels, embellished with a large gemstone across the top of each shoe.
Two days later, Jenner appeared to ditch her pants yet again on Instagram. The reality TV star shared photos of herself wearing an oversized white top and black thigh-high cowboy boots.
Later that month, Meghan Markle put a royal twist on the pantless look.
At a charity gala performance of "Hamilton" at London's Victoria Palace Theater, the duchess wore a $595 tuxedo minidress by Judith & Charles.
In September 2018, Kendall Jenner was photographed wearing a "no pants" illusion during New York Fashion Week.
On September 6, the reality TV star attended an event in NYC in an oversized black blazer and black biker shorts. The jacket featured a wide pink belt with a diamond encrusted buckle.
A fan of bold shoe designs, Jenner paired the pantless illusion with green stiletto boots that looked like they were covered by the sleeves of a black puffy coat.
That same week, model Salem Mitchell attended Marc Jacobs' Spring 2019 show wearing an oversized sweater.
She accessorized the casual pantless look with ankle boots and a blue shoulder bag.
In late September 2018, Kendall Jenner wore a long jacket without pants during a fashion show.
On September 20, the model walked the runway for Fendi's Spring 2019 collection during Milan Fashion Week in an oversized white, zippered sweatshirt.
Also in September, Rihanna wore the trend yet again.
The singer attended a Sephora event in Dubai wearing a light-brown trench coat, cinched at the waist with a wide bedazzled belt, and no pants.
In early October 2018, Hailey Baldwin rocked the "no pants" trend during a casual daytime stroll with fiancé Justin Bieber.
During the walk, Baldwin rocked an oversized, striped button-up shirt and no bottoms.
She accessorized with chunky, gold hoop earrings, a $4,200 black Fendi Peekaboo purse, and £350 ($458) hiking boots from House of Holland.
The day before her 22nd birthday, Bella Hadid was spotted in a cozy tunic.
Hadid ditched her usual athleisure threads for a pumpkin-colored sweaterdress with a slouchy turtleneck.
The model accessorized with chunky gold hoop earrings, a black vinyl purse, black ankle boots, and orange-tinted sunglasses from her older sister's sunglasses collection, Gigi Hadid for Vogue Eyewear.
In late October 2018, Hailey Baldwin ditched her pants again during another walk with Justin Bieber.
While Bieber opted for a blue tank top and gray shorts, Baldwin dressed up a black hoodie with an oversized gray blazer.
The model accessorized the business-casual outfit with white sneakers, black sunglasses, and a simple updo.
Kylie Jenner rang in 2019 with no pants and freshly-dyed blue hair.
The beauty mogul was spotted on New Year's Eve wearing a white, double-breasted blazer dress by Maggie Marilyn and multicolored, strappy stilettos by Olgana Paris.
Jenner accessorized the simple pantless look with chunky gold earrings, a clear box handbag by L'Afshar, and metallic pink nails.
In early January 2019, Bella Hadid wore a head-turning neon vest.
The model stepped out in New York City on January 9 wearing a shirt from Louis Vuitton x Virgil Abloh Men's Spring/Summer 2019 collection.
The top features a neon safety vest layered over a long-sleeved button-down. Hadid accessorized with chunky dad sneakers, high-ankle socks, and diamond jewelry.
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