One of the people that I cherish the most from my time at Michigan State University is a fabulous girl that I was lucky enough to have several classes with,
Kristin, of the blog
I hate everyone. This girl is absolutely fierce in her opinions and let's face it - most of the time she's saying what we only wish we had the guts to say! Take a moment to
stop by her blog and have a giggle or two - you'll appreciate it especially if you've ever worked retail... So without further delay here is the fiercely fabulous Kristin to tell us a thing or two about leggings as pants... (And yes - I am a huge violator of this especially in the winter/fall - see below.)
Kristin actually took this photo of me last year --- I was saying something along the lines of "Look at my pants Kristin, pants! Pants! Pants!" Wearing leggings as pants is unacceptable. Here are my top five reasons why:
5.) Nobody has the body for it. Look at this girl. She is skinny, but the leggings show every bit of cellulite. Gross!

http://urbanhoneysf.blogspot.com/2010/08/leggings-hm.html
4.) No matter how thin you are or how cute your butt is, leggings as pants=overexposure. So even if you are part of the probably less than one percent of people who CAN pull it off, you still shouldn’t. Look at Olivia Wilde here! I can see all your naughty bits!

http://nadialavard.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/the-big-fashion-no-gos-leggins-worn-as-pants/
3.) They’re just not cute! Nothing says, “I don’t care what I look like” better than leggings as pants. And if you’re like, “But Kristin, I really don’t care what I look like,” then shame on you!

http://www.alimartell.com/index.php/2011/01/10/making-it-work-leggings/
2.) I especially can’t handle seeing leggings as pants in the winter. Leggings simply are not warm enough to protect you against the cold/snow!

http://lookbook.nu/look/1318951-STRIPES
1.) And the final reason not to wear leggings as pants: Do you really want to look like a cookie cutter sorority girl?

http://skaggskr.blogspot.com/2010/11/your-neutrals-are-clashing.html