Marta Ortega makes wide beige chinos back into fashion: Massimo Dutti's design to wear with basic shirts

Posted on 27 October 2026

Marta Ortega (42 years old) makes everything she wears in her public appearances immediately become a trend: even her most relaxed outfits. The same thing happened with his last look on an equestrian day in which he combined light chinos with a white t-shirt and a short black jacket.

The searches on Google about this style of pants were immediate, and from the Trendencias editorial team we have found the perfect model in Massimo Dutti to clone the style of the Zara heiress.

Massimo Dutti

As loose and elegant as Marta Ortega's, these pants made of pure cotton in camel color are perfect to be worn with flat shoes such as moccasins or ballerinas since they have an ankle-length cut ideal for showing them off. A model without a doubt to have in our mid-season capsule wardrobe.

They have an adjustable strap with buttons on the back to fit our measurements and an interior lining so that they are not transparent in the slightest. Perfect pants for relaxed moments, but at the same time very elegant, which we can find at Massimo Dutti for 99.95 euros.

The ideal loafers to wear with these pants

loafers

Pretty Ballerinas

At El Corte Inglés we signed some chocolate brown suede loafers that are perfect to combine with these camel brown pants, since with their mix of different textures and shades they will elevate our outfit completely. Soft, comfortable and timeless, the Josephine moccasins from Pretty Ballerinas are found at El Corte Inglés for 189 euros.

Women's Josephine loafers in suede Pretty Ballerinas

Women's Josephine loafers in suede Pretty Ballerinas

PVP in El Corte Inglés — 189.00 €

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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