Can leggings be a form of pants?

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Alicia C.

Nov 9, 2014

Alicia C.

Thank you all for your answers, I love to see differing opinions

Janelle: I fully agree, the actions and decisions you make have nothing to do with simply just what you are wearing

Isabel, Katherine, and Suzy: That is exactly what I have been thinking! Suzy, your response is literally what I was going to say :)

Harlyn: Sometimes yes, when the leggings are worn incorrectly (I.e. thinner material, paired with incorrect choice of underwear) this does happen, however, the majority of times this isn't the case. In my personal experience, this has never once happened to me (wearing them correctly, of course).

Sarah: I have a bigger bum as well, so I do get what you are saying and agree to a degree. I think it really depends on what style the leggings are though, and of course, what material they are made of. Personally, I have found leggings that look good worn as pants and have seen many other women with big butts that also look superb in them as well :)

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