Miranda Kerr
People in different places wear different things—even when it comes to basics like legwear. How are shoppers styling their favorite leggings, tights and stockings according to location? Click on to see how the stars are doing it.
Oh, Paris! The fashion capital of the world! They don't wear just normal black tights or run-of-the-mill leather pants there—an edge is expected. Enter: lace-up leggings, as we saw on Miranda and Kim Kardashian at Paris Fashion Week this past season.
Paris
Paris
Paris
Taylor Swift
East Coast ladies know that just because it's getting cold doesn't mean it's time to pack away their skirts and dresses. Any style savant knows how to wear textured, colorful and even super-sheer legwear from the office to happy hour and beyond.
New York
New York
Uniqlo Women Heattech Knitted Extended Length Leggings, $14.90
New York
Kendall Jenner
Let's be real: Angelenos don't wear tights or stockings—thank goodness for that constant 75-degree weather. LA girls do love their workout leggings though, as evidenced by the model in her favorite sheer-paneled pants.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Sophia Bush
You might not be at Sundance this year—but surely you'll find yourself on some kind of slope. Put on your thickest pair of leg warmers like Sophia here and make sure there's room to layer lighter legwear underneath. When in doubt, an oversize turtleneck and parka will insulate heat well.
Park City
Park City
Park City
Hailee Steinfeld
Believe it or not, Florida gets chilly too. Do as the Pitch Perfect 2 star did in the Sunshine State and step into faux leather leggings, like these celeb-loved high-waisted Spanx pants. It's comfortable, body-hugging and with a sparkly crop, you'll be ready to take the bustling night scene or wherever those gusty winds take you by storm!
Miami
Miami
Zara Hight Waist Leggings, $29.90
Miami
Kate Moss
In London, it's all about classic pieces with an edge. Case in point: Kate in these black leggings (which almost look like tailored slacks) and a leopard-print jacket.
