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| Simon Spurr F/W 2010-11 |
One trend that most fashion editors didn't see coming was this piece, designer sweatpants. Granted I'm one of those people who privately cringe when I see overly baggy sweatpants or those velour sweatpants on people walking around town
and don't get me started when these people match them with Uggs on women and men!!! These type of sweatpants, on the other hand, should fit you like how regular pants should, meaning no overly bunching up on the ankle, trimmer and a little bit low rise. And a general rule of thumb, this is by no means a replacement to tuxedo pants nor should you wear them to work but rather wear them on weekends and the more obvious, the gym. Another suggestion is to keep them fresh and clean, meaning fold them don't just chuck them somewhere in the back of your closet. Wearing designer sweats is great way to be comfy and dressed down without looking like a slob or ghetto fabulous.
Here are some of my suggestions:
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One trend that most fashion editors didn't see coming was this piece, designer sweatpants. Granted I'm one of those people who privately cringe when I see overly baggy sweatpants or those velour sweatpants on people walking around town 
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