What to wear with leggings?!

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Sarah J.

Aug 7, 2013

Sarah J.

I got galaxy leggings for school but I don't know what to wear with them because our drees code says if we wear leggings or yoga pants our shirt has to cover our butt, please help.

Queen B.

Aug 7, 2013

Queen B.

Long large sweater and flats or boots also stretch the neck out

Queen B.

Aug 7, 2013

Queen B.

Or shirt

Hailey D.

Aug 7, 2013

Hailey D.

A big knit sweater? Long v-neck shirt with the front or side tucked in a bit?

Citlaly E.

Aug 7, 2013

Citlaly E.

That's funny cuz most girls would rather not wear leggings if the can't show there butt, try to be creative make your own style with it find away to wear regular sized shirts and get away with not having to cover your booty or wear a long shirt :/

Courtney M.

Aug 7, 2013

Courtney M.

Lol I ALWAYS wear something that covers my butt when I wear leggings. It looks trashy to wear short shirts. Just wear a sheer shirt kinda like the one Kiran M. Suggested. :) Maybe a regular shirt with a jacket to cover your butt. :)

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