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Super Short but Super Cute Workout Skirt
I started going to a roller derby fitness class. It’s a great workout and it’s a lot of fun, but I was really hot by the end of the two hour session. Next time, I’m wearing this workout skirt.
As I mentioned, it is super short, but it’s flattering (even on my chubby two-months-postpartum self). There are shorts underneath, so it’s actually a skort, and it comes in two colors: space, and night azul.
This would be a perfect running skirt as temperatures climb this summer too. What do you think? Too short for you, or would you wear a short skirt like this for your workout?
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[...] is the cute workout skirt I’m wearing to roller derby practice tomorrow. Too [...]
Honor Roll | Making it Lovely commented on Apr 15 11 at 3:27 pmHandmade Charlotte commented on Apr 13 11 at 11:13 pmCute! I love it as a tennis skirt! adorable!:)
Inkie commented on Apr 14 11 at 7:33 ampfffft there is never too short in derby!
Holly Petrie commented on Apr 14 11 at 1:27 pmLOVE it! Where’s it from or who’s it made by?
NicoleBalch commented on Apr 14 11 at 1:44 pmHolly, I linked to it above! It’s from Gap.
NicoleBalch commented on Apr 14 11 at 1:44 pmInkie, I know. One of the derby ladies saw it and said “it’s a little long, actually!”
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