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Leggings

I love leggings and despite what the other folks out there in the sizes 0 - 12 world may think and they always opine, there's nothing wrong with a curvy diva in leggings!  It's always been a cringe worthy moment when I hear comments like "women that size shouldn't wear leggings" or "leggings are not pants and should not be worn by themselves"! While I agree somewhat with the latter quote, I do say "yes" we can wear leggings!

Personally, I prefer to wear leggings with tunics or with dresses that are shorter.  I am more comfortable wearing them with leggings.  What I do not like seeing curvy divas, is a woman in leggings paired with short, tight tee-shirt.  Most time the leggings are too thin and there will be a glimpse of butt crack! Seriously, stop that!  It is always good to look in the mirror at your backside before you jaunt off on your adventure.  Be sure to look at yourself in outside lighting (standing by a window), not just when you're inside (your room) where it tends to be darker.

Plus Model Magazine  recently featured a cheetah pattern leggings to die for. This legging is an example of one that is like a pants and you can wear with a shorter blouse!

Ritual Legging by Cult of Ca.com 
click link to read full featured article

One of my favorite stores for curvy divas, Torrid, has a great collection of leggings!  On torrid.com I found:



Black capri legging - $20
on torrid.com



For the daring diva who loves patterns!



Black and beige Aztec Crochet - $25
on torrid.com




And basic black! 

Basic black leggings - $20
on torrid.com

There are so many different types of legging these days we can pick the ones we like the best and rock them!

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