*First, let me make this clear: This blog entry is not intended for those who wear leggings responsibly. The comments in this blog are directed, instead, toward a select group of legging wearers who insist on wearing leggings several sizes too small, and who also choose not to wear longer tops with the leggings.
I know I'm starting a firestorm here, and easily offended fashionistas will rant they can wear whatever they want, and that no one has to look at them if others don't like their clothing choices, but, dang it! Sometimes it's extremely difficult not to notice certain sights.
With that being said, do you really think you look good wearing leggings that wrap around and mold each individual butt cheek like Saran wrap? Do you have a need to wear leggings so tight that the seam amazingly disappears up into the unknown darkness of your butt crack, where no sunlight shines? Those leggings are too small.
What
stops you from wearing the tunics, adorable little dresses, or longer
tops and sweaters that were designed to go with the leggings? (You do
realize these are not pants, Gals; they're leggings. There's a
difference.)
Do you not realize leg, tummy, and butt fat jiggles when you wear skin-tight leggings, drawing everyone's eyes to the shaking motion? Do you not know the bold, highly unusual, and extremely colorful and bright designs printed on some of these leggings will draw anyone's eyes ... even in dim lighting?
Do you not realize leg, tummy, and butt fat jiggles when you wear skin-tight leggings, drawing everyone's eyes to the shaking motion? Do you not know the bold, highly unusual, and extremely colorful and bright designs printed on some of these leggings will draw anyone's eyes ... even in dim lighting?
Not every fashion trend is right for every person, just like not everyone looks good in the same colors. Some people really should not wear leggings, just like some people do not look good in turtle necks or look their best in midi-length skirts. Individualize. When your leggings look like you're naked and you're only sporting tattoos, I can't help but notice. Recently, when an older woman seated next to me at work, whispered, "Look! That girl has matching tattoos on her legs," I whispered back, "No, those are leggings." Yeah, anybody with eyes will notice, and their eyes will burn like wildfires afterwards from the sight emblazoned in their memory.
Yes,
I know people feel they can wear whatever they want, but that is only
within reason. You don't have the right to submit others to your boobs
or butt or private parts unless you are at a naked beach or nudist camp. When your rear
seam disappears somewhere up inside your nether regions, however, it can't be comfortable to wear those too small leggings, and I have to wonder if you've looked in the mirror at your backside. It's not the best look.
Save the floozy, painted-on look for home or the bedroom. I don't want to see your camel toe. Even pajama pants in public would be a better choice.
Save the floozy, painted-on look for home or the bedroom. I don't want to see your camel toe. Even pajama pants in public would be a better choice.
Please save my eyes, and the rest of the world's; dress appropriately in public. It's said that if you want to attract a man, it's what he can't see, and can only imagine, that drives him crazy. Extremely tight leggings with short tops leave little to the imagination -- the leggings are just a different color than your skin ... most of the time.
How about the girls who wear thongs under their leggings which their shirt does not cover?
ReplyDeleteI've seen that look, also, along with the brightly-colored, clashing underwear that shines through the leggings so the world can see those, too.. :)
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