Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think any age older than middle school is too old to wear tights/yoga pants in public (unless we are talking for some sort of yoga or other exercise class or running or biking or something).
Leggings are not pants. I will die on this hill.
Leggings can 100% be pants if you have a thin body for them. I am a size 2 and love wearing leggings. They look cute on and are flattering. I will die on this hill.
I mean… you can look great in a bikini but it doesn’t make it appropriate to wear to the grocery store.
It doesn’t matter what size you are or what you look like… leggings, which very much includes any form of skintight stretch pants such as yoga pants, are inappropriate to wear in non-exercise venues. If you are an adult woman who does this you give the impression that you are either 1) an idiot who can’t figure out how to dress herself, or 2) an attention whore.
What part of 'older women have no more f@$ks to give' don't you understand? We're done. We'll wear what we want and not give a f@$k about what you think.
Anonymous wrote:You became invisible 5-10 years ago. You are free. Do and wear whatever you want!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think any age older than middle school is too old to wear tights/yoga pants in public (unless we are talking for some sort of yoga or other exercise class or running or biking or something).
Leggings are not pants. I will die on this hill.
Leggings can 100% be pants if you have a thin body for them. I am a size 2 and love wearing leggings. They look cute on and are flattering. I will die on this hill.
I mean… you can look great in a bikini but it doesn’t make it appropriate to wear to the grocery store.
It doesn’t matter what size you are or what you look like… leggings, which very much includes any form of skintight stretch pants such as yoga pants, are inappropriate to wear in non-exercise venues. If you are an adult woman who does this you give the impression that you are either 1) an idiot who can’t figure out how to dress herself, or 2) an attention whore.
Anonymous wrote:Leggings are out for old women. Women in general, straight leg and flares are in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm turning 50 this year. I mostly WFH and live in yoga pants/joggers and will continue to do so because they are comfortable. I'm not going to change into jeans or slacks every time I have to leave the house. The whole concept of your age dictating what is appropriate to wear (once you reach adulthood) is silly to me. If it looks good, makes you feel good and/or it's comfortable, wear it!
You could wear diapers too, that way you don’t have the horrific inconvenience of going to the bathroom like an adult every time you need to pee. Why should only babies and toddlers get to wear them?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think any age older than middle school is too old to wear tights/yoga pants in public (unless we are talking for some sort of yoga or other exercise class or running or biking or something).
Leggings are not pants. I will die on this hill.
Leggings can 100% be pants if you have a thin body for them. I am a size 2 and love wearing leggings. They look cute on and are flattering. I will die on this hill.
I mean… you can look great in a bikini but it doesn’t make it appropriate to wear to the grocery store.
It doesn’t matter what size you are or what you look like… leggings, which very much includes any form of skintight stretch pants such as yoga pants, are inappropriate to wear in non-exercise venues. If you are an adult woman who does this you give the impression that you are either 1) an idiot who can’t figure out how to dress herself, or 2) an attention whore.
Clearly you don’t know how to style leggings. I wear them all the time with a sweater or other cute top and basic sneakers like Vejas. There’s nothing inappropriate nor attention whore about this type of outfit. Sorry you can’t pull off anything fitted.
https://spanx.com/products/ecocare-seamless-leggings
I think...is that a man in the first pic? If you look like that, you look like a man in those clothes.
Anonymous wrote:Omg. I’m 50 and I wear yoga pants every day! Be comfortable, enjoy life!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think any age older than middle school is too old to wear tights/yoga pants in public (unless we are talking for some sort of yoga or other exercise class or running or biking or something).
Leggings are not pants. I will die on this hill.
Leggings can 100% be pants if you have a thin body for them. I am a size 2 and love wearing leggings. They look cute on and are flattering. I will die on this hill.
I mean… you can look great in a bikini but it doesn’t make it appropriate to wear to the grocery store.
It doesn’t matter what size you are or what you look like… leggings, which very much includes any form of skintight stretch pants such as yoga pants, are inappropriate to wear in non-exercise venues. If you are an adult woman who does this you give the impression that you are either 1) an idiot who can’t figure out how to dress herself, or 2) an attention whore.
Clearly you don’t know how to style leggings. I wear them all the time with a sweater or other cute top and basic sneakers like Vejas. There’s nothing inappropriate nor attention whore about this type of outfit. Sorry you can’t pull off anything fitted.
https://spanx.com/products/ecocare-seamless-leggings
Anonymous wrote:
LOL to the outfit you linked. It just looks like they forgot to put the schoolgirl skirt on the model. Seriously, if you walk around in that you just look like you forgot to put on pants after your long underwear!
Mom?!
Anonymous wrote:I think any age older than middle school is too old to wear tights/yoga pants in public (unless we are talking for some sort of yoga or other exercise class or running or biking or something).
Leggings are not pants. I will die on this hill.