Cigarette Pants/ Pedal Pushers/ Capris/ Cropped Pants

[Grant Fan]

Hi ladies. I hope there isn't a thread about this already, I looked but to be honest it doesn't mean it wasn't right in front of my face. I really love the cigarette pant (pedal pusher, capri, cropped pant) look of the late 50s and early 60s, like Grace Kelly and Audrey Helpburn are both sporting on this page http://vavoomvintage.blogspot.com/2010/08/building-vintage-wardrobe-pants.html, and Betty Drapper is wearing here http://sammydvintage.com/vintage-style/60s/1960s-fashion-mad-men/ . But to continue I was wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of where to find pants like these. I really want a pair or two for the summer to pair with a sleeveless shirt that is tied at the waist. I would prefer a high waisted style like they probably were in the 50's and 60's. So does anyone know there I can find a modern pair of pants like these? Thanks for the help.

 

[bunnyb.gal]

I think your 1st link is not going where you intended it to go, Grant Fan. Fleur de Guerre's sporting a nice pair of cigarette pants in a recent blog entry (April 8)...
http://www.diaryofavintagegirl.com/

I think Freddie's of Pinewood has them, too...

 

[Drappa]

I recently found a plaid pair at H&M. Did Bana Republic's Mad Men collection have them?
Otherwise there are a few repro companies who do them. Bernie Dexter, Freddies, Vivian of Holloway all have some I think.

 

[Highball Emy]

Marks and Spencers has some really nice cropped trousers this year... you'd have to pay for shipping to America, but M&S are famous for good quality at a reasonable price.

How about these?

Or these have these in a few different patterns...

 

[Grant Fan]

bunnyb.gal thanks for pointing that out I fixed it. Drappa I will look at those places. And Highball Emy, thanks those are cute I really like the ones from the first link in blue.

 

[lframe]

I'm a bigger gal and can normally find my pants like these at Lane Bryant/Avenue or One Stop Plus here in the states. It takes a little looking, but I'm happy when I find them.

I also bought a new sewing book which teaches me how to make my own patterns based on clothes you want to copy. Guess what I'm going to try and do over the coming months?