Now make a statement with your Athleisure Wear

two girls in athleisure wear making two different postures of yoga

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Talking about yoga pants and we find ourselves within the confines of gym walls, a walk down to the nearest grocery store, a workout session of Krav Maga or within the walls of your home. Yes? No, now wear them contemptuously without getting second glances with these quick and simple do’s and don’ts to make sure you are not making fool of yourself. Look!

Do: - Make sure you opt for a pair that is de facto opaque. Just test them out in a broad daylight once or under bright lights, to make sure that you’re revealing that much what you are willing to show.

Girls wearing absolute opaque yoga pants, showing off what they want to show

Don’t: - Wear them to work. Well don’t if you do have plans of staying in a same company for too long.

Do: - Go for a correct fit. No rocket science, but women often end up purchasing a size down, for a snug fit or a size up for a longer shelf life. Trust me all you end up getting is “camel toe”.

Don’t: - Avoid panty lines. Those are too obnoxious to put aside. If thongs are not your cup of coffee, commando, ruche and Zobha athletic wear provide full-coverage without passing any cues of what you are wearing underneath.

girl taking her dog on walk and due to light colour and light fabric we are able to see her panty lines

Do: - Layer up! If you want to rock a yoga pant look, stack up a leather jacket or a trench coat over it and style it with a cool hang bag to complete the look.

girls walking on street wearing yoga pant layering up with jackets giving it a whole new look

Don’t: - Wear them for too long! Everything comes with an expiry date so does Yoga pants. Mind you, they don’t age well. They got faded, saggy, over stretched and ripped, basically your clue to throw them away and replace it with a new one.

Do: - Accessorize! Pull off your diva look with an edgy handbag and a pair of statement sunglasses.

Don’t: - Wear tie and die yoga pants outside your yoga classes. You’ll probably die of the side eye looks you going to get. Stock up neutral colours – black, navy, charcoal that get along with anything effortlessly.

Image showing white and blue tie and die yoga pants

Do: - Swap them up with thicker alternative leggings in the wintertime. Pair them up with knee high boots, baggy sweater and a statement necklace or a pair of glasses to justify the entire look.