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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I honestly don't know many adult women who wear sweatpants out of the house, and certainly not to any social event. So just an FYI--if you are invited to someone's home for dinner in NYC, do not wear sweatpants. You will stand out, and not in a good way. [/quote]

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But see here's the thing - there's a certain lewk that involves athleisure ($$ athleisure, worn in a very intentional way - often as a set) plus a fully made up face, that doesn't scream "I wish you hadn't invited me over!" And there's another one, which I usually have on at home, which is old ratty yoga pants, a t-shirt with no bra, and no makeup, that does scream "I was not expecting to see anyone other than my cats!"

If the neighbors have on a little mascara and lipstick, and brushed their hair, I can see sweatpants being totally great. And if you're the sort of close where you don't even clean the bathroom before they come over, then you can even do the cat-level sweatpants outfit.

I don't know which iteration of this OP's neighbors were donning. I would assume the slobbier version, which is why she found it offensive. Or maybe she doesn't "read" these different types of sweatpants outfits, anyway. Or thought it was a dressier occasion, regardless of how nice the sweatpants are. Maybe it's just a social mismatch. Maybe next time give a dress code. Or wear yoga pants yourself![/quote]

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