31st July 2023 – (Hong Kong) Yoga pants are a popular and comfortable choice of clothing for many women, whether for working out or simply running errands. However, they have also been a source of controversy, especially when it comes to how they fit different body types. Recently, a Hong Kong woman posted a photo on Facebook of another woman wearing yoga pants on the MTR, questioning whether she truly “carried it off.” This post sparked a heated debate among netizens, with some agreeing that not everyone can pull off the look, while others criticized the poster for shaming the woman.
The incident occurred in a Facebook group where the woman shared a photo of another woman wearing yoga pants on the MTR. The photo showed the woman looking at her phone, with her face covered by an emoji featuring rolling eyes. The poster commented, “Yoga pants, can you really carry it off?” She believed that the woman’s body shape did not suit the yoga pants she was wearing.
While some netizens agreed with the poster’s sentiment that not everyone can pull off wearing yoga pants, others criticized her for shaming the woman. They argued that everyone has the right to wear what they want and should not be judged for it. They also pointed out that the poster’s actions were “tasteless” and “shallow.”
In response to the backlash, the woman eventually deleted her post. However, the incident raises questions about the appropriateness of publicly shaming someone for their fashion choices.
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