flared
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈfɫɛɹd// UK //flˈeəd// flared
adj. becoming wider at one end. You often use this to describe clothes, like trousers, that get wider toward the bottom.
adj. widening gradually toward one end. Often used to describe garments or anatomical structures that expand in diameter from a narrower base.
She wore flared jeans and a simple white shirt.
The architect designed the building with flared columns to provide better support at the base.
The 1970s fashion revival brought flared silhouettes back to the runways, contrasting sharply with the slim-fitting trends of the previous decade.
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun. When describing clothing, it refers specifically to a cut that widens below the knee.