Fashion

[Allthingsgirly67]

I saw some denim blend jeggings on HSN and I was wondering if I should get them but not if they are no longer in style.

[SilleeMee]

I still wear jeggings. It's what you wear with them that makes them what they are...just classic bottoms.

[vermint]

I still see people wearing them, and have a couple pair myself. Pair with a sweater long enough to cover my behind, and either sneakers or boots, and I'm good to go!

[christikate]

Yes! I still see them everywhere down here in the south. Anything goes from wide leg to boot cut to jeggings.

[wilma]

Everything I've seen and read indicates jeggings, leggings, skinny pants and skinny jeans are "out". The more current up to date styles are straight leg, wide leg, flare, and bootcut.

I am not seeing as many leggings and skinny jeans in stores or on people in my city. I was out the other day at a football game with thousands of people. I saw a few people in skinny jeans and leggings, but I saw more people wearing very long and loose wide leg jeans.

That being said, I believe we should wear what we like.
I've been wearing straight leg forever. I wore them during the skinny jean years. I don't like leggings and jeggings so I never wore those when they were more popular either. 

[Jk9]

I still wear mine because I like to sometimes wear tall boots and need a close to the body jean.  I still see them worn in my area (upper SC) so they seem to still be in here.  

[millieshops]

@wilma   Agree completely that we need to wear what we like.  Our own mirrors tell us far more about what we should wear than any influencer, vendor, salesperson, or teen-age daughter.

[ECBG]

The exceptional way to wear jeggings today is for your "caboose" to be well covered, as in tunic sweater.

Too many showing "back sides" helped this style fizz out.

[febe1]

@ECBG , tell that to the NYDJ man. He displays that as the best part. 

I liked jeggings. They were the answer if you didn't want tights. 

[ECBG]

@febe1 

A few ladies still wear them.  To each their own.  In retail I see quite a lot of clothes, good and bad choices.