Jeggingsare exremely skinny jeans that look like leggings and are worn like leggings.
Steven Ameling, fashion critic, stated that while jeggings are acceptable career wear, the blending of the word 'jeans' with the word 'leggings' is, "...an abomination."
Jeggings were initiated by the resurgence in style of skinny jeans in the mid 2000s, when a higher demand for even tighter style of pant came about. Since jeggings are typically made of a denim/spandex blend, they are often worn on their own as opposed to under a skirt or dress. Some jeggings have faux zip-flies and pockets, while others just have an elastic waistband and no pockets.
Before two years, those who were hesitating to wear something even close to this are now big fans of the new trend and think can not live without this.The problem with these slim types of bottoms is that they’re bit hard to put on and these especially, can be a little tricky. But once you are past this, you are on a roll.
The Dos:
Make sure your jeggings suit your body type.
If you don’t feel comfortable in them, don’t wear them.
Select a dark pair that will go with everything from a basic tank to a sweater dress.
Also, black slims you down so that’s always a plus.
If you’re on the short side, you may want to get a petite pair as a regular pair.
There’s nothing worse than two feet of bunched or rolled up jeans at the bottom.
What You Wear Jeggings With:
These are quite versatile, and do a better job than skinny jeans or leggings would. They’re denim material, you don’t have to cover your butt, but they’re so slim and skin-tight like leggings that you can wear a dress, a long sweater or tee, or just throw a long cardigan over. A scarf will go well with a long sweater and a pair of chunky heels.
These jeggings are great value for money. Very jean look alike and very very comfortable. They fit beautifully and look just like the tightest jeans ever, even down to button, pocket and crease.details. I am sure, with these on, most men will acknowledge your fashion know-how.
