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I am a smidge younger than you, wear size 14/16, amd I wear them all the time. I just make sure to get the proper size and rise and there is no muffin top or camel toe. (I am a busty pear shape)
People tend to think I dress pretty well and apparently I am breaking all of the rules. It must be ok. Even my picky mom approves, which is a miracle - she was a skeptic.
hahaha, funny. I usually get rid of those clothes my mom specifically approves of. I think if a 70 year old lady likes my clothes, I need to wear different stuff
hahaha, funny. I usually get rid of those clothes my mom specifically approves of. I think if a 70 year old lady likes my clothes, I need to wear different stuff
It’s hilarious because when I was younger, my mom would complain about anything that wasn’t conservative. “OMG is that cleavage - cover it up.”
Now somehow she likes the most trendy items. I wore some patterned workout pants with mesh cutouts to lounge at tbeir house. She loved them. I have some leggings with faux leather panels - she thought these are cute! I wore a romper and she approved. It has become bizarre. Lol.
It’s hilarious because when I was younger, my mom would complain about anything that wasn’t conservative. “OMG is that cleavage - cover it up.”
Now somehow she likes the most trendy items. I wore some patterned workout pants with mesh cutouts to lounge at tbeir house. She loved them. I have some leggings with faux leather panels - she thought these are cute! I wore a romper and she approved. It has become bizarre. Lol.
Just "had" to respond to this, lol. My daughter, like many teen girls, would try to wear very sexy (I would use a different word, but it is banned on C-D) clothes ALL the time, and we would have many battles over that. However, when she was on her own and could wear whatever she liked, she was absolutely AMAZED how I suddenly started giving her compliments about some of her outfits. (She does have a nice figure, but wearing tight, cleavage-revealing clothing at 25 is much different from wearing such things to school at age 15, imo.)
Just "had" to respond to this, lol. My daughter, like many teen girls, would try to wear very sexy (I would use a different word, but it is banned on C-D) clothes ALL the time, and we would have many battles over that. However, when she was on her own and could wear whatever she liked, she was absolutely AMAZED how I suddenly started giving her compliments about some of her outfits. (She does have a nice figure, but wearing tight, cleavage-revealing clothing at 25 is much different from wearing such things to school at age 15, imo.)
I get it, but I was a pretty conservative dresser as a teen and adult. My mom was over-reacting for sure. I was not the kid who wore super low cut, tight or really short items. My mom complained about a modest amount of cleavage. Mom and I have very different shapes, I developed early and was really busty at 12. She was paranoid about me being taken for being older than I was due to getting those womanly attributes early. She had an irrational fear of teen pregnancy even after I finished college. :P (I was a nerd)
I have noticed that they only look OK on the very skinniest people and even then may not be the most flattering cut to wear. Why do I own several pair?
Opposite here. I don't like them on super skinny people. To me they emphasize it. But it certainly doesn't work on people, skinny or not, with globs on the outer thighs. But I think they look good on some people.
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oops, I did not get the memo. I have a pair and I am way past 38!
