What are culottes?
Knee-length skirts
Wide-leg trousers
Low-heeled shoes
Woven sandals
The name “culottes” comes from the French word “culot,” meaning “the lower half of a thing” — a rather interesting name for a pair of pants. These knee-length trousers are cut to resemble a skirt by flaring out into a wide bottom. Back in the 1920s, when they first came into style, they were called “split skirts.” Culottes are often confused with gaucho pants, which tend to be longer and less wide at the bottom, but both are popular summertime attire.
The correct answer to this quiz is Wide-leg trousers.