I would argue that jeggings are different class. They are jean material and thus do not offer the same view of the crotch that plain leggings do. Therefore, jeggings may be acceptable on a case-by-case basis.
Fuck, uni is riddled with this shit. I just want to shake them all and scream "Tights are not pants!!!" Also, wearing a giant shirt as a 'dress' and then not wearing any pants? That needs to fuck off as a style, too, because I have seen more butt, vagina and cellulite in the past 2 weeks than than every other week in my life combined. Ew.
The combination of this sentiment + your icon is KILLING MEEEEE.
But also I TOTALLY AGREE. I've had to walk up the stairs behind girls who wear leggings as pants (WITH THEIR NORTHFACE AND THEIR UGGS [which I just typed as UGHS Freudian hi]) and, honestly, if I wanted a vagina in my face I can think of 1,000 better places to go than WALKING UP THE DAMN STAIRS ON MY WAY TO CLASS. I felt like I should have paid her for the show, christ.
I would also like to submit Crocs and huge baggy sweatpants with the waistband rolled up, tucked sloppily into boots. I also really hate ankle boots, but it doesn't bother me at all that they exist/other people wear them. I've just never seen a pair I like.
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And to those of you who wear ankle-length leggings / tights under dresses and skirts -- aren't your feet cold?
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But also I TOTALLY AGREE. I've had to walk up the stairs behind girls who wear leggings as pants (WITH THEIR NORTHFACE AND THEIR UGGS [which I just typed as UGHS Freudian hi]) and, honestly, if I wanted a vagina in my face I can think of 1,000 better places to go than WALKING UP THE DAMN STAIRS ON MY WAY TO CLASS. I felt like I should have paid her for the show, christ.
I would also like to submit Crocs and huge baggy sweatpants with the waistband rolled up, tucked sloppily into boots. I also really hate ankle boots, but it doesn't bother me at all that they exist/other people wear them. I've just never seen a pair I like.
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