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Leggings lovers unite. I must admit, I was unsure about denim leggings until I tried on a pair. Let's just say I was very pleasantly surprised. Not only do they look like skinny jeans, they're much more comfortable. I like wearing my Charley 5.0 leggings with a top and blazer for a more polished look, and with flip-flops and a tee when I'm feeling like a surfita. You might be resistant, but don't knock it until you try it . . .
Boysens
Jean Paul Gaultier
Converse
you need to have perfect legs and bottom to wear these leggings otherwise they show all the bulges
1I like denin leggings, but I only wear them like how I wear normal leggings: under tunic tops or dresses. It definetly shows too much if its not covered up, its kind of like underwear for me.
2I am not opposed to the denim leggings idea. I wear the normal leggings once a week or so with a tunic or cute longer shirt. I find them comfy and a departure from my reg. jeans esp. for the warmer weather when I don't feel like wearing a dress, skirt, shorts, capris...etc.
I am also tall and was surprised that the leggings from Lindsay Lohan's line "6126" come in EXTRA LONG! Being 6'1" tall this is a blessing for me. That's one thing I can commend her for. The price could be a lot cheaper - afterall they are just leggings.
3I don't have the thighs for these lol, but I guess they'd be cute under a dress or tunic, like everyone else says.
4oh no! people! leggings are not pants!this is just telling people 'oh you dont need pants, just wear tights!'
5No!
NO! NO!!!!
6LOL @ Sarah...that's a good way to look at it
7Nooooo thanks.
8Why not just wear skinny jeans?
9these have been around for a while in korea. i own a few pairs, but i do prefer skinny jeans
10Leggings should not be worn in place of pants. And if you do wear them, pleaseee wear a thong, not regular panties. The end.
11I agree with shannydoots!
12denim leggings?! ugh. absolutely not.
13Leggings. Are. Not. Pants.
14I like leggings, but not denim-looking ones!
15leggings are def not pants...... ANDDDDDDDDDDD I had these when i was in HS.... in the 90s ppl!
16NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! LEGGINGS ARE NOT PANTS!!!! LOOKING LIKE DENIM DOES NOT MAKE THEM ANY CLOSER TO PANTS!!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
17some trends must die, this is one of them
18wow I'm surprised this leggings are only in this website now!! as they have been around in New Zealand for months already,and i used to think that we were behind with the fashion but we are obviously not!! yay!! and by they way in NZ everyone loves them!!
19Camel toe
20And by Camel Toe I mean if they can't fix that on the model? How are we going to look? Ridonk!
21it took me a little time to find the ones pictures in the photo but i have them now - and i am going to buy them.
YAY
22I agree with some of the comments made already, leggings are not pants! Don't wear leggings like they are pants. Most women don't have body to pull these off without looking like a fat slob. I hate the way these look, they're ugly and they weren't cool in the 90's and they aren't cool now. Ew.
23Thank you to everyone who says leggings are not pants. THANK YOU!
thats really intersting... i was really opposed to leggings until i bought a pair. i havnt really worn them recently but the denim leggings sounds like a good alternative to when you want to dress up but still be comfortable
24i hope the "leggings as pants" trend sticks around forever! why squeeze into a pair of tight or stiff jeans when you can wear something that feels like pajamas?!? and for the women saying that this look is "so 90s" -- hello, that is what is so fun about fashion...things come in and out of style with old looks becoming new again!
25Fret not my fellow style lovers, denim leggings are actually more forgiving than you would think. I'm the average 5'6" height and 129 lbs and my pair of J Brand Legging Jeans are perfect! I'm actually wearing them right now and they look great with everything, they're seriously worth trying. Don't let your minor body hang ups keep you from this treasure. Everyone has flaws, but only a selected few know how to make those flaws their biggest assets!
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