- StyleMarie Claire
SoulCycle Is Letting You Design Your Own Leggings
SoulCycle devotee and fashion designer.
- StyleAlexandra Mondalek
New LuLaRoe lawsuit, led by lawyer who sued Trump University, calls leggings maker a 'pyramid scheme'
A new class action lawsuit accuses LuLaRoe, the direct selling company known for its leggings and maxi skirts, of being a "pyramid scheme" after changes were made to its buyback policy. Here's everything you need to know about it.
- StyleElise Solé
Did this woman fake her own death for a free LuLaRoe dress?
One woman may have gone the extra mile to score a free dress from direct sales company LuLaRoe — by faking her own death.
- StyleKerry Justich
Principal says leggings should not be worn 'unless you are a size zero or two'
Along with a number of other everyday wardrobe staples, schools have targeted the stretchy pants. Most recently, a South Carolina principal issued a warning to female students wearing the tight bottoms. “I’ve told you this before, I’m going to tell you this now, unless you are a size zero or two and you wear something like that, even though you’re not fat, you look fat,” Heather Taylor, the principal of Stratford High School, was recorded saying on Wednesday during a discussion with ninth and tenth graders, WCBD News 2 reports. Lots are upset by Taylor’s statements and have taken to the school’s Facebook page to comment on the situation, with many saying the administrator should be fired.
- StyleAlexandra Mondalek
LuLaRoe Consultant Releases Unofficial Conference Dress Code and People Are Really Angry
The post warns consultants that they might "get in trouble" if they don't abide by LuLaRoe's "Culture of Modesty."
- StyleAlexandra Mondalek
LuLaRoe Has a Secret Weapon: ‘LuLaBros’
LuLaRoe, a multilevel marketing company known for its leggings and empowering its women sellers, has seen an increase in its community of male sellers.
- StyleKristine Solomon
LuLaRoe Offering Refunds for Leggings That ‘Rip Like Wet Toilet Paper’ — But Is That Enough?
On Tuesday, the company proved it’s listening. The controversy surrounding the four-year-old company’s merchandise stems back to at least February, when a customer filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Western Pennsylvania, “alleging that it has been illegally collecting sales tax in states that don’t have it.” From there, LuLaRoe was indicted in a chorus of complaints for the allegedly poor quality of its wildly popular patterned leggings. At the time, Patrick Winget, LuLaRoe’s head of production, wrote in an email to retailers: “The leggings may get holes, because we weaken the fibers to make them buttery soft,” adding, “We have done all we can to fix them.” Winget said the company uses a special airbrushing effect to achieve the texture.
- StyleElise Solé
Writer Takes on ‘Hideous’ LulaRoe Leggings in Viral Essay
LuLaRoe, the clothing brand known for its insanely soft leggings and multilevel marketing strategy, is being sued for allegedly producing poor-quality items. In response to a lawsuit filed against LuLaRoe alleging poor-quality leggings, one writer says women shouldn’t wear leggings at all. In a viral essay titled “Ladies, Rips Are Least Of The Problems With Your Hideous Leggings,” Georgi Boorman of the Federalist wrote: “LulaRoe customers are experiencing buyer’s remorse over “buttery-soft” (read: paper thin) leggings.
- StyleHayley FitzPatrick
Should You Wear Leggings as Pants to Work?
The reader wrote that she instructed the intern to abide by the business casual dress code at the start of her internship but has found that the intern often wears “skin-tight leggings and tops that do not cover bottoms and hips.” The reader wonders if she should address it with the intern, even though the internship is quickly coming to an end.
StyleJihan ForbesKellyanne Conway Throws Shade at Women Who Wear Black Stretch Pants
Kellyanne Conway’s color-block red, white, and blue Gucci coat was one of the standout looks at President Trump’s inauguration. In response to a deluge of memes, the Trump adviser said she's "sorry to offend the black-stretch-pants women of America with a little color."
- StyleYahoo Style
Are Leggings Disrespectful? Why One Woman Thinks Yoga Pants Are an ‘Assault on Manners’
Kerry Folan penned a critical op-ed that describes how her recent move from NYC to the D.C. suburbs enlightened her on the presence of yoga pants outside the studio.
- StyleHayley FitzPatrick
Leggings Are Officially More Popular Than Jeans
Leggings are often a woman’s first choice because of their versatility. They can be dressed up or worn casually for convenience, and shoppers often opt for them because they’re more comfortable than jeans.
StyleSamantha McArthur, Yahoo Lifestyle BloggerFitness is the new fashion: how to sport activewear as an everyday look
High fashion meets activewear. It’s becoming more visible on the runways and in the streets as it’s effortless and comfy but still cute. From pairing a jersey with high heels to matching a t-shirt dress with Nikes, styling activewear is limitless. We created some (reasonably priced) outfits for inspiration:
StyleLauren TuckKate Middleton Wore Leggings, Is Secretly Sporty Spice
The Duchess tries her hand at abseiling @mountainrescueuk in Snowdonia https://t.co/5qKuOGnVBP— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) November 20, 2015 If the fairytales are to be believed, then one of the reasons why Prince William fell for Kate Middleton when they were students at the University of St. Andrews was because of how to down to earth she was. They went for walks in the woods, drank beer at the local pub, went hunting with the Queen’s corgis, and skiing in the Alps. Now, as the parent of two heirs to the throne, it seems that her adventurous spirt still comes out sometimes between dressing up in Jenny Packham for galas and attending charity events across the kingdom.
