Paula Echevarría wears Stradivarius military pants with the Zara jacket that will sweep this November

Yesterday Paula Echevarría did not surprise by publishing on her Instagram account the looks she wore on the last long weekend on November 1, which she took advantage of to enjoy a few days with her family with a getaway in the middle of nature included.

The Asturian actress wore cargo pants from the Stradivarius brand that is the latest trend due to its military print and cut. balloonsince it couldn't be more flattering. Their loose cut with a curved leg design makes them very comfortable to wear and the ankle length allows them to be combined with both Adidas sneakers, just like she does, and with sandals. kitten and that they look equally good in both ways. Its price? 29.99 euros.

To sophisticate the outfit and add elegance, Paula Echevarría opts for a leather-effect jacket from Zara, which costs less than 50 euros but looks much more expensive. It has a lapel collar, a peplum hem so that when you adjust the matching belt it protrudes over your hips and includes stitched details. A versatile and comfortable outerwear garment.

To finish off the outfit we see the actress with dark sunglasses and a women's backpack that is both stylish and practical, with which any getaway to nature with children will be a success. He look most appetizing to enjoy the autumn-winter

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With a loose leg and low rise, in the dosmilero style, we signed these H&M cargo pants made in ripstop Cotton with adjustable laces at the bottom. Dark gray in color and with a camouflage print, they are perfect for outfits. casual with a lot of roll. We signed them for 64.99 euros.

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