Where to buy wet look leggings?
Wet look leggings have been on the fashion radar for a while now. Whether you pin point their rise to fashion “must have” from when Posh first stepped out in her oil slick sequin leggings or from the moment the Olsen twins started to rock them at just about every event they attended, the fact is they’re not showing any signs of disappearing just yet. So where can you get a decent pair online? We’ve done the legwork for you to bring you the best buys, whatever your budget.
LNA Black Zipper Wet Look Liquid Legging
LA-based label LNA are the brand to be seen in. Their zippered leggings have graced the pages of fashion glossies worldwide.
£68.51, buy them at bunnyhug.co.uk
Sass & Bide Black Rats PVC leggings
These Sass & Bide beauties are quite the style statement. Chanel your inner rock chick, in these über ruched leggings.
£130.00, buy them at www.my-wardrobe.com
ASOS High Shine Leggings
These babies are more PVC than leather look. Simple and chic, but, yes, very very shiny.
£17.62, buy them at asos.com
Religion Wet Look Leggings
These are our leggings of choice. They’re wet look, but have a slightly matt finish. In short, they look far more expensive than they actually are.
£32, buy them at Urban Outfitters
American Apparel Shiny Legging
Trusty American Apparel. You can always rely on them for good quality staples. Visit their online store for a frankly obscene range of colours and finishes from high shine to matt. There are five varieties in black alone.
£31.00, buy them at americanapparel.co.uk
Rare Animal Print Wet Look Leggings
For the very brave among you, pay a visit to Rare fashion to pick up these vivid purple leggings. Similar to those from American Apparel, but £16.00 cheaper!
£15, buy them at rarefashion.co.uk
Author: Claire Dodd
a freelance journalist who lives in London. She has written for a number of titles including The Guardian, the LondonPaper, Music Week, DVD Monthly and Theme on subjects as diverse as travel, beauty, food, drinks, fashion, music, entertainments and film. Claire has an unhealthy obsession with vintage handbags and dreams of one day becoming Clara Bow.
