Loved by Lizzo, but…Kate Hudson’s ‘butt’ leggings a real bummer

Leggings are typically tight and tailormade for a gym session.

But, the latest crotchless design from activewear brand, Fabletics, founded by actress Kate Hudson, is raising eyebrows.

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RISQUE LEGGINGS BARES ALL

The Spotlight Shaping A** Out Capri leggings from activewear brand Fabletics, boast cut-outs over the crotch, outer thigh and rear. 

And shoppers are not quite sure how to feel about it.

The bright pink crotchless bottoms are available in ‘shimmered’ pink, or brown and you do not have to be a subscriber to the fashion brand to get your hands on a pair.

As the leggings are described on the website: “Ready to go viral? Made famous by Lizzo, this statement legging has a chap-style silhouette,” MailOnline reports.

“It’s made in shimmery-soft lurex and features a breathable mesh interior. Read: supportive and flattering, all-around compression. Spotlight’s on you, b****,” the description continues.

LIZZO THE INSPIRATION BEHIND SPORTWEAR

Pop superstar Lizzo is known for flaunting her body and her ‘chap-style’ trousers is reportedly the muse behind the design.

The singer has recently flaunted the look on social media and fans are definitely here for it.

In a revealing Instagram video, Lizzo can be seen getting out of a car before boarding a private jet. But it’s her bold outfit, with cutout detail in the front and back that has fans gushing.

MailOnline reports that shoppers are although caught off-guard at first, quite taken with the latest legging design.

“These leggings are worth every penny just to see how my hubby’s eyes nearly fell out of his head when he saw me in them. They fit like a dream and they’re comfortable,” a reviewer on Fabletics wrote.

“These leggings are worth every penny just to see how my hubby’s eyes nearly fell out of his head when he saw me in them,” another reviewer commented.

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