I’ve been in the mood for something totally unique and bizarre lately. Well, it looks like I found my next obsession in this awesome tights and net top combination. It’s like having tights that also serve as a scarf and suspenders. If versatility is your thing, then this top/tights/scarf has your name written all over it!

Get it at Pixie Market!

Central Saint Martins alum Bora Asku showcased their Spring 2010 collection at London Fashion Week. The collection  features an assortment of this new hybrid of sheer and opaque tights with sequins, which might be the next big thing after leggings.

The words fringe and leggings together is enough to make me cringe, but these are in a league of their own. Incase you’re halloween costume is not yet complete these are available at Beyond the Valley for £ 84.00. Otherwise, please stay away or you will end up looking like a 5 year old boy riding a wooden horse.

SOURCE: High Snobette

Set aside the carnal use for knee-padded leggings and you’ll come to find that they are some must-have, trendy pieces for the fall. I love how the knee-pad contributes to the fall’s biker-chic trend and acts as a more industrial alternative to plain leggings and tights.

GALLERY: TRENDSPARK: Knee-Padded Leggings

Thanks Trend de la Creme!

Mark and Estel make really easy clothes, fun to wear and layer, with their signature ripped/shredded leggings as the collection ‘must have.’

Since leggings are here to stay, Lee Jeans from Australia has introduced what they’re calling Licks, the mixing of “Leggings + Jeans”.

Not found in the U.S. yet, Licks run around $135-$165 (US dollars).

Lohan better move over cause these leggings by James Lillis are incredibly covetable (and at $120 bucks a real steal). I suddenly wish I wore leggings just so I can look awesome in these. Queen Michelle does a great job at playing test dummy for these highly desired pant alternatives.

Can’t wait to see which stores in New York pick them up.

LINKAGE: Girl In A Metal Cage

We know that leggings are here to stay, which is why we all have embraced them, whether or not we’d like to admit. I think it’s interesting to see how other major cities rock leggings, and I think the above are two great examples. In the first image, the outfit is a bit image overloady for me, but it works. In the second image, the girly is rocking a pair of leggings that closely resemble denim, which is super cool.

Guess it’s natural progression to go from leggings to panty hose…Lindsay Lohan’s line 6126 will soon expand into panty hose, one pair is rumored to resemble the two toned Chanel hose from Fall 09.

I’m actually excited for this, there aren’t too many designers creating fun hose out there, looking forward to two toned tights.

LINKAGE: NY Mag via WWD

Leggings are covetable, but only when they’re different from the standard default black. These by Costume Department feature 3-D black holes and serious amounts of street cred building sheen.

The perfect mix between pants and leggings…Both Jersey and Leather, these can be worn by themselves or as leggings underneath mini skirts and long sweaters.

Available here.

Thanks IS-MENTAL

Manish Arora
Eagle Leggings

Great by themselves with a top or as an add on under a cute dress, when too much black is just too much and you need some added pattern (which I love).

Black Pony Hair Patent Wedge

I love anything black pony, and I love wedges, so this is the perfect combo. Also cute with colored tights, the hue will peak through the cutout and look ultra cute.

Anzevino & Florence
Courtney Dress

Can’t say enough about this dress. I actually don’t like plaid, but this is adorable. A great way to feminize the oversized plaid button up shirt, and looks quite comfy and warm for the winter.