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Abercrombie & Fitch YPB sculptLUX 7/8-Length Leggings ($49, originally $65)
The YPB sculptLUX 7/8-Length Leggings are an editor-backed favorite for their flattering yet supportive wear. Made with a sweat-wicking four-way stretch fabric, these leggings ensure you feel comfortable no matter how you move. They are sculpting and smoothing without feeling too restrictive, and they boast a hidden interior waistband pocket. Read more of our thoughts on Abercrombie & Fitch’s YPB Activewear here.
Anneliese Henderson is a Los Angeles–based senior editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear where she covers the latest in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. When she’s not writing about her favorite trends, you can find her reading a book by the beach or spending money on overpriced smoothies at Erewhon.
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