LEGGINGS are most women's go-to whether they're lounging around the house or working up a sweat in the gym.
One woman shared her unbothered response to people who criticize her everyday look.
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In her video, Izzy Jordan (@xizzyjordanx) poked fun at strangers who judge her appearance.
Izzy showed her followers the outfit she wore to the gym as she filmed her look in the locker room.
The fitness fanatic modeled a black oversized hoodie and a pair of gray leggings.
However, when she turned around Izzy revealed that her yoga pants had a specific fashion feature.
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Doing a 180-degree turn, the avid gym-goer posed in her scrunch leggings.
The style, designed to enhance your bum, became popular across social media in 2020.
TikTok users rushed to buy the original honeycomb patterned pants, which are said to make anyone's bum look sculpted.
The design of the leggings causes the material to scrunch, creating the illusion of a rounder rear end.
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Izzy explained that she often receives the comment when wearing her pair.
She revealed that she is constantly told: "It just looks like you have the biggest wedgie."
After checking out the leggings in the mirror, Izzy clapped back at body shamers.
She used a viral TikTok sound to illustrate her unbothered attitude towards haters.
The audio for her video included a clip from fellow TikToker Austimus Prime.
After one of his viewers told him he would be unfollowing due to his support for LGBT rights and Black Lives Matter, the influencer shared his sarcastic reply.
"Oh no, that’s me if I gave a f**k but girl," Izzy mouthed along with the sound.
"To me, a wedgie is better than a unibooty," she pointed out in the clip's caption.
Izzy's followers took to the comments section to share their support for her look.
"They're just mad they're flat and you're double-cheeked up," wrote one viewer.
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Another impressed TikTok user said: "Ms gurl they look guuuuuddddd."
"How do you get leggings to do that??? Mine never look that good," commented a third person.
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