Whether you are in New York where styles tend to be more urban, edgy, sometimes a bit gritty, or in Milan where even casual looks are wonderfully coordinated for balance, interest, and taste, short shorts can be a stylish answer to hot summer days in the city.
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Share on Facebook. I'm not a gym person, but I have seen the same shift take place among hikers and backpackers -- booty shorts everywhere, and when it gets too cold for shorts, lots of compression tights. I still prefer loose fits myself. I don't find form-fit athletic wear immodest or offensive, and I think if you find a pair that fit well, booty shorts might be very comfortable.
Personally, I'm just too picky about seam placement. They are a more practical outfit for some activities. It's all personal choice. The young woman on the elliptical machine in front of me at the gym the other day had on a pair. If I had a booty like hers, I would definitely wear them.
At the gym only, though. They'd probably draw unwelcome attention out on the street. Racha and LP, We go hiking several times a month and you are right. Also, I own Lycra-spandex bottoms in 4 lengths and various degrees of cling! I wear race t-shirts or tank tops over sports bras. You have got to wear what is comfortable for your type of workout - think range of motion, and what is going to keep you cool or warm depending on your preference.
You need a fitness capsule! I have 2 drawers of gear! FWIW, my current favourite bottoms are below the knee capri length leggings with a high waist and tummy panel! Keeps my back warm, and no 'dip' during squats. Definitely agree about dressing for comfort and movement! It's only in the last couple of years that I've seen booty shorts at a gym--never saw them before that, including when I belonged to a woman's gym.
You don't "earn" the right to wear clothes because of how your body looks. You wear what works for you and you want to wear. If this works for you, rock it. If it makes you uncomfortable,select something that does work for you. My gym was pretty modest, and you wouldn't see anyone dressed like this, so someone who was would stand put more. Just adding, below are what I refer to as 'booty shorts' also known as 'bun huggers'.
They are the Lulu Lemon 'Groove' short. I've never seen shorter shorts at the Y or at any gym, though I've seen what look like bathing suit bottoms on competitive athletes. This post has 1 photo. Photos uploaded by this member are only visible to other logged in members. If you aren't a member, but would like to participate, please consider signing up. It only takes a minute and we'd love to have you. I had to google booty shorts and as you can imagine I came up with a huge variety of images- some with less short and more booty!!
I would wear ones such as Carla linked to if I felt they were the best choice, but I do feel the ones that are a bikini pant are less suitable. I wear a mix of running shorts, knee length to full length tights depending on the season. I used to wear mid thigh Lycra but constantly had issues with it riding up in the leg - this was a a fair while ago now. I don't see what Carla posted as "booty shorts" -- I think of booty shorts as the really short ones where you almost or do see cheek.
And yes, I see women wear them for workouts. Not for me I have neither the booty nor the upper legs for this look , and not for the activities I do. However, I do wear form-fitting running capris, and bike shorts, and sometimes short-ish but not tight running shorts. Those suit my activities and my comfort needs the best. I got into heavy lifting when I was attending a ladies gym. I was the only lifter there and had the weights area to myself.
It was lovely. However, there are a few shoe types that work better than others: Simple flat tennis shoes. Short shorts and tennis shoes are a classic summer look. Stiletto heels. Short shorts will draw attention to your legs, so you want them looking their best. Ultra-high heels will make your legs look longer and more toned.
This is an extra sexy, on-trend look. Pick boots that are made from a thin material that could pass for stockings. If you like the look of boots but don't want to cover your entire leg in hot weather, ankle booties can be a great option.
In particular, white booties create a summery style. Pair your short shorts with a blazer or vest. Since you'll be baring your legs with short shorts, an extra layer up top will help to balance your outfit. Matching your jacket with your short shorts is extra chic and on trend. This will go a long way towards making your short shorts look more fashionable and less childish or sloppy. Be confident.
Confidence can make even the most unconventional fashion choice look great. Act like short shorts are something you wear every day. Don't let other people's negative comments get you down. Method 2. Get into the shape you're most comfortable with. When you're wearing short shorts, you're showing off your legs to the world. Make sure yours look how you want them to.
If you want skinny or muscular thighs, you may need to do some aerobics or strength training to tone them. While it's perfectly fine to want to change how you look, do your best to love yourself as you are. Legs of all shapes and sizes are beautiful. Shave or wax your legs. While the choice between hairy and smooth legs is yours to make, keep in mind that hairless legs tend to look longer and more toned.
Visible pubic hair can be an embarrassing problem when wearing short shorts. Keep your legs moisturized. Although winter may be the most famous season for dry skin, many people deal with this issue well into the summer. When accentuating your legs, remember to spend as much time on them as you do your face. Moisturize daily and after each shave to avoid embarrassing flaky skin. Remember that highly-chlorinated pool water can dry out your skin. If you find yourself having this problem, be sure to rinse your skin with normal tap water and a mild soap after every swim.
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