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November 25th, 2009

Megan Fox falls foul of “leggings are not pants” rule

Megan Fox in leggings

Repeat after us, Megan: “Leggings are not pants. Leggings are not pants. Leggings are not pants.”

Not even when they have a funny little wrinkled “skirt” bit at the top, that doesn’t even cover the crotch. 

NOT LEGGINGS.

Got it?

OK, as you were.




7 Responses to “Megan Fox falls foul of “leggings are not pants” rule”

  1. EricB says:

    I still think she can wear anyhing and nobody will notice. Only when she does not wear anything, they will notice.

  2. naomi says:

    the weird ankle bagginess is incongruous with the tightness everywhere else…also wtf is that odd skirt thingy anyways?!

  3. Katie says:

    Even better than that, the sign in the back says “penis” in Japanese.

    On topic, the outfit is not only breaking a fundamental rule, it’s also completely random and that pink is probably the most awful pukey pink I’ve ever seen.

  4. Melanthios says:

    I don’t… I’m not quite sure what ‘leggings’ even means anymore. When I was little and wore leggings, they were made of stretchy cotton, not the same material that stockings and tights were made of. Are ‘leggings’ now just tights without feet? If so, then I don’t want people wearing them without something covering their hips.

  5. kevie says:

    These look more like a bad body-stocking than leggings. Plus, it looks like half of her Wonder Bra is escaping her top.

    • They do, don’t they? I think the weird colour is the main problem – it almost looks like skin, only skin that’s really cold and/or bruised. I think if they’d been black (or another dark colour) it would’ve looked much better (although I still think leggings are best worn with something covering the crotch!)

  6. Carla says:

    leggings work great as pants

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