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Forget Skinnies! Sandra Bullock’s Loose-Leg Pants Look Rich, Slimming and So Comfy

And we're recreating her look for $34

Sandra Bullock at the Warner Bros. Pictures Photocall during CinemaCon 2026, the official convention of Cinema United, at The Dolby Colosseum at Caesars Palace on April 14, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Skinny pants had a good run in the mid-2000s, but lately the roomier silhouettes are stealing the spotlight. These pants look more expensive, feel infinitely more comfortable and somehow make every outfit appear a little more effortless. We even spotted Sandra Bullock rocking the look, and her outfit is proof that looser really is better.

The actress was seen in New York City wearing relaxed wide-leg trousers with a slouchy V-neck sweater, fishnet flats and oval sunglasses. The understated outfit had that signature quiet-luxury feel Bullock does so well, showcasing that you don’t need skin-tight pants to look polished. While we couldn’t track down her exact pair, we found a near-identical style for $34 on Amazon.

Get the Nimin Wide-Leg Pleated Pants for $34 (was $37) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

The Nimin Wide-Leg Pleated Pants capture the same easy sophistication without the designer price tag. The high-rise waist, pleated design and wide-leg silhouette creates a sleek, elongating effect that’s just as chic for the office as it is for weekend brunch or date night.

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Made with a soft, breathable fabric, the wide-leg pants feel comfortable from morning to night. Additionally, details like the belt loops, back pockets and multiple inseam lengths make them feel far more premium than their affordable price suggests. They come in sizes XS to XXL, plus short, regular and long inseam lengths, so finding your perfect fit is refreshingly easy.

You can also choose from black, cream, gray, olive and several other versatile shades that work year-round. However, we’re definitely going with the black hue to get Bullock’s look.

Amazon shoppers can’t stop raving about them, either. One reviewer said they “have a beautiful tailored fit,” comparing them to “much more expensive pants.” Another buyer loved the flattering pleats, saying they create a “much slimmer, even taller appearance,” making these an easy choice for anyone looking to elevate their everyday wardrobe.

The best part? These are the kind of pants you’ll reach for again and again because they work with practically everything already hanging in your closet. Pair them with sneakers, loafers, heels or even Bullock’s fishnet flats, and you’ll wonder why you ever squeezed yourself into skinnies in the first place.

Get the Nimin Wide-Leg Pleated Pants for $34 (was $37) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

Looking for something else? Explore more from Nimin here, and don’t forget to check out all of Amazon’s Daily Deals for more great finds!

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