What To Wear With Workout Leggings.

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Amy H.

Jul 28, 2015

Amy H.

It's super cold where I live at the moment and on days I go to the gym after class I'm usually lazy and wear my gym gear to uni. I have some really cute leggings but I have no idea what to wear over my shirt. any ideas?

Amy H.

Jul 28, 2015

Amy H.

My usual outfit. the leggings are full length and the stripes are only on one ankle. also they are dark grey but not as dark as the picture shows.

Brittany F.

Jul 28, 2015

Brittany F.

I'd say a zip up black sweater, you can leave a bit unzipped and show your sports bra design through it

Shreya S.

Jul 28, 2015

Shreya S.

Or any color really.

Olivia L.

Jul 28, 2015

Olivia L.

I agree with Brittany, you could do like a quarter zip athletic top with a collar as well, I think that would be really cute if you showed your sports bra design also.

Sadie G.

Jul 28, 2015

Sadie G.

I agree with Brittany, or (depending on how cold it is) you could wear an athletic tank top, then a big sweater on top (then take off the sweater when you go to the gym) that way you'll look cute and comfy but actually ready to hit the gym!

Melissa M.

Jul 29, 2015

Melissa M.

I usually wear a v neck workout shirt :)

Amy H.

Jul 29, 2015

Amy H.

Thanks :) I had this really nice black and grey puma shirt and I lost it a few days after I got it :( I've been stumped since then. I need to go sweater shopping because the only non yuck one I have is light grey and loomks kind of weird with the grey leggings

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