The rounded and structured silhouette of this hand-sanded denim pants is a staple of Alaïa’s vocabulary: the curve. An arched construction, almost architectural, with a maxi length that allows the volume to fully assert itself in space.

In deep-sea blue denim, the line holds close before releasing from the knee, in a measured flare. Curved pockets trace the front, patch pockets anchor the back, for a cut that sublimates and elongates the silhouette.

Cut in vintage blue denim, the structure falls from the hip without interruption. Direct, pure, timeless. Curved front pockets and patch pockets at the back articulate a construction reduced to its essence.

In light dock blue denim, the silhouette draws close, almost embracing the body. A nod to Alaïa’s idea of second skin. The fit is precise and uninterrupted, with an ankle length that sharpens the outline.

In dock blue denim, the architecture of this style is wide and fluid, extending the leg into a long, continuous volume. The lines move with the body, combining ease with sculptural precision.

In sand-washed denim, the ankle-length trousers are held close, then released at the hem. The epitome of a sleek fit.