Balmain Leggings Paris Fashion Show

Balmain's spring '16 collection proves leggings don't have to pass for pants — you can wear them in their own right.
You probably already have black leggings — now, they should make their way from the lazy-day drawer to your actual closet. For beginners, try an asymmetric top or jacket for a little more coverage in the lower torso, and belt it to create a high-waisted look.
A pants-legging hybrid combines the best of both worlds: the thicker fabric (and subsequent coverage) of trousers with the comfy, stretchy fit of leggings. Embrace it.
Printed leggings have long given us an excuse to wear leggings out of the house (and outside of the gym), as clever designs distract from the fact that we're, well, not wearing actual pants. The all-over diamond-lattice detail on this burnt orange pair create a uniform look. If you're still feeling shy, pair it with an extra-long cardigan (as seen here) to counter the tight fit of the bottom.
Once you've mastered the first four steps, you can consider yourself a leggings pro. You can bask in your new, comfortable wardrobeor take it a step further, à la Kendall Jenner, by trying your hand at a formfitting jumpsuit. The wide, waist-cinching belt and strappy sandals turn this intimidating one-piece (a high-fashion unitard, if you will) into a catwalk stunner.

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