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I know that the conversation about air travel attire once again rose to a roar after United Airlines recently denied boarding to two teenage girls wearing leggings.
a third girl was also stopped at the gate but had a dress with her and pulled it on over the offending spandex.
And therefore the incident went viral, when a nearby passenger tweeted about it. Do it for the thoughtful vacationer who resisted the urge to buy that comforting blackbean burrito and instead purchased a ‘non odoriferous’ mixedgreen salad to sustain her on a ‘threehour’ flight though she knows full well that a few cups of mesclun will leave her more than a little hangry. It’s tight quarters and a sealed environment, that is why a bunch of us understand it’s horribly rude to freshen up with perfume, cologne or scented lotions on a plane. Normally, it’s not quite similar to dressing for any other public space. Dressing for an airplane ain’t the same as dressing for Saturday morning errands or Sunday brunch. You should take it into account. On an airplane, passengers regularly and inescapably find themselves looking directly into another traveler’s backside and crotch.
On a plane, clothes register differently than in other places. Whenever embarrassing eyeful when a fellow passenger in a short skirt, an untucked shirt or baggy jeans reached into the overhead bin to store a bag, who has not received an unwelcome. Then the outcry suggests that before leggings were popularized as streetwear, women had absolutely nothing comfortable to wear and were routinely forced to truss themselves into girdles and petticoats before wedging into a coach seat.
What really seems to have struck a nerve is the banning of leggings. Sounds familiar? Do it for all the good citizens who, just like you, wish that their knees were not practically tucked under their chins, whose seat backs don’t recline and whose tray tables are dress code bars mini skirts, that are favored by women but it also bans clothes that reveal any undergarment type, presumably including ‘lowslung’ jeans, that are favored by men.
It also bars folks traveling on these passes from wearing pajamas, that are favored by people who simply don’t care.
Thus, they have been expected to adhere to the company’s dress code for employees, that does not allow leggings or ‘flipflops’ or cropped ps but does allow the equivalent of walking shorts, Tshirts, sundresses and sandals. On p of that, if you must, there’re cashmere leggings. Jeggings. Of course in any scenario, leggings look incredibly chic and sophisticated and cool. Just after all, there’re dressy leggings, that are meant to be worn outside of a gym -paired with sweaters or jackets, as part of fashion’s unrelenting athleisure trend.
