Harper’s Bazaar editors took the classic Carhartt Work In Progress Pierce pants for a spin. They're trendy, but they’re also tricky.
The Carhartt brand comes from humble beginnings. It was founded in Detroit in 1889 when Hamilton Carhartt started making durable bib overalls for local railroad workers. Eventually, the company became America’s go-to source for standard workwear and today, well, the clothes are worn by such a diverse swath of people that Mr. Carhartt would probably be shook by his brand’s fashionable appeal.
Faith Brown, Senior Social Media Manager “I never thought I was Carhartt girl, but this challenge has successfully converted me. I decided to dress them up a little with a Manolo Blahnik pump and socks. Khaki can sometimes be a hard color to pair well with, so I decided to stay in the brown family with a trench.
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