🌸 Style Notes: Living in Leggings 🌸

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Hi loves, it’s Alice. 💕

I’ve been thinking a lot about how leggings aren’t just clothing—they’re comfort, expression, and a little daily hug for our bodies. Whether you’re padded like me, heading to yoga, or just slipping into something soft for coffee with friends, leggings can be styled a hundred different ways.

Today I’m sharing some of my favorite tips for making them feel natural, playful, and totally you. ✨

  1. Keep It Simple (and Soft)
    A solid black, navy, or wine pair can be your best friend. Pair them with a cozy hoodie or flowy tunic and you’re instantly chic without trying. Sometimes the softest look is the strongest.

  2. Accessorize with Intention
    Scrunchies on the wrist. Lip gloss. Your tote bag (mine always smells like perfume and carries everything). Accessories frame your leggings, so they feel like part of a whole outfit.

  3. Play with Length
    Long tanks, tunics, or flowing tops balance leggings beautifully. I love the swish of a hemline over snug legs—it’s movement, softness, and comfort all in one.

  4. Layer It Up
    Not sure if you want leggings front and center? Add shorts, a zip-up hoodie, or even a denim jacket. Layers make your outfit feel intentional and cozy, while giving you extra coverage when you want it.

  5. Add Color (or Embrace Prints)
    Mint green, lavender, baby blue—yes please. 🌈 Prints too! They hide lines, add fun, and give you confidence. Just the other day I wore mint leggings to the café, and that little pastel glow followed me all morning.

  6. Own Your Comfort
    Leggings are freedom. They’re comfort, padded or not, and a way to show up as yourself. Some days that’s sleek and simple, other days it’s bright and bold. Either way, it’s you—and that’s what makes it beautiful.

✨ Leggings are softness, style, and confidence all at once—and that’s why Alice will always be in yoga pants. Thank you for sharing this space with me today. Come back Wednesday, when I’ll share how I spent a full week in yoga pants and leggings, with every outfit, every diaper, and every little reflection along the way. ✨

—Alice. Proudly padded, softly confident.

#AliceInYogaPants #ProudlyPadded #SoftlyConfident #SelfAcceptance #OutfitDiary #ToteBagDiaries #VisibleHealing #SoftnessIsStrength #WardrobeWednesday

Location: Southern Pines, NC, USA

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