Why do women wear yoga pants everywhere?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Actually, unless you are grossly overweight or excessively flabbily, yoga pants don't look all that bad--provided you wear the correct size. They are comfortable and better looking that nasty sweat pants.

+1 I think the key is the way they fit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Because my wife is size XS petite. She can wear whatever she wants.

Thank your wife for me. Nothing like staring at a hot piece of ass while I'm out running errands!

I bet your wife would be happy

[Anonymous]

They look good on me and are comfortable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd you look somewhat similar to these women, please continue wearing your yoga pants ladies.
http://imgur.com/r/girlsinyogapants/X17uq
http://imgur.com/r/girlsinyogapants/RxlvdJR
http://imgur.com/r/girlsinyogapants/xm3bb
http://imgur.com/r/girlsinyogapants/Dpjpitw
http://imgur.com/r/girlsinyogapants/ByImj

I agree

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I see buckets of women looking GREAT in yoga pants. I'm thankful everyday for their increasing popularity, and that women are confident enough to show off the bodies they work so hard on.
OP has some other issues that are fueling this negativity.

Same.

[Anonymous]

I find it's mostly Americans who do this. Europeans would never be seen so under dressed and sloppy.

[Anonymous]

Don 't kid yourself. There are tons of poorly dressed people in Europe, and many of them live there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don 't kid yourself. There are tons of poorly dressed people in Europe, and many of them live there.

I live in Western Europe, and you are incorrect. Europeans as a whole (where I am and have visited) are more stylish and put together than Americans as a whole. Women here do not wear yoga pants when "out and about."

[Anonymous]

Not wearing yoga pants is not all it takes to be well dressed. I have lived in several countries in Western Europe and have family there whom we visit regularly, and I stand by the statement that there are plenty of poorly dressed Europeans.

[Anonymous]

I work in a very casual office environment, and often wear yoga pants with a cute top and matching jacket - I do this because I go to the gym straight from work, then home to start my day filled with homework and carpool. Doing this is a huge time saver for me, I look nice in them, I look "put together" and my yoga pants are not inappropriate or revealing. at least not any more revealing than skinny jeans

[Anonymous]

I WAH. I workout almost every day. I change/shower after I pick up kids from school.

Since I squeeze workout in during workday--I save time by doing a quick whole foods run directly after my workout.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are over the age of 18 you DO NOT look good in yoga pants. But here's the thing- who cares? No one wears them to look good. We wear them because we are working out or chasing kids or running errands.

Man here and I disagree. Many 40+ women look great in them. Legs. Ass. Crotch. Thanks for showing it off, ladies.

[Anonymous]

So OP let me tell about my day. I'm currently a stay at home mom with one pre schooler and one first grader.
I drop them of at school, go to barre class (someone else might do yoga), and run some errands, all while dressed in yoga leggings. Then iI take a shower and wear jeans to pick up the kids and proceed to after school activities, but sometimes I know we will be going to a park and there will be dirt and sweating involved so iI skip the shower and keep the leggings. I don't see a reason to exchange my yoga leggings to something else because it somehow bothers you. I also look pretty darn good in them.

[Anonymous]

Adventure Time's Jake the Dog calls them "Give up on life pants!"

[Anonymous]

I wear them all the time, but I actually do yoga all the time. I also wear them to the gym, and I often do errands before and afterwards. I suppose I could change once I get to yoga, but most places don't have room for gym bags.

And yes, I'm 34 and I look fantastic in them, and I don't wear underwear underneath.