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I’m a gym girl – I have the best tip to look amazing when working out in shorts, I got it from Hooters servers
A FITNESS fan has a leg up on other women at the gym who want to wear shorts without being self-conscious.
Her affordable style hack surprised another gym patron – and unless you’re a Hooters girl, it might surprise you, too.
TikTok/rachaelrowland0Rachael Rowland is a fitness fan with a style hack for her gym look[/caption]
During a session at the gym, a stranger complimented Rowland’s smooth legsTikTok/rachaelrowland0
Texas nurse Rachael Rowland (@rachaelrowland0) posted on TikTok to recount the exchange with a stranger at her gym.
“I got a compliment the other day from a girl at the gym,” Rowland remembered.
“She was looking at me, then she came up to me and said: ‘Your legs look so smooth! They look flawless,’” Rowland said.
The stranger said Rowland’s legs had perfect skin and a beautiful tan.
“And then, I showed her,” Rowland teased. Tugging at her leg, she pulled away a section of fabric. “I’m wearing pantyhose!”
The skin-colored spandex covered her legs underneath her tight-fitting shorts.
“I got the idea from the Hooters girls on TikTok,” Rowland revealed.
She bought a pack of four from Walmart for $7.97. Rowland buys the shade suntan for a natural-looking glow.
“It smoothes out your skin and gives you a nice tan,” Rowland said. “I love them.”
There’s only one potential hitch in the Hooters hack, Rowland warned.
Rowland showed off the pantyhose tucked underneath her shortsTikTok/rachaelrowland0
As she pulled aside her blue gym shorts, she revealed the control panel built into upper thigh of the pantyhose.
“You just have to be okay if they were to rip, or if they ride up a little bit,” she said.
When she pushed up the shorts, the darker-colored portion of the pantyhose showed.
The exposure poses a real risk when doing squats or using the elliptical, she noted.
“You have to be okay with people knowing you’re wearing them – or wear longer shorts,” Rowland warned.
Hooters servers wear smoothing pantyhose under their uniformsGetty
A FITNESS fan has a leg up on other women at the gym who want to wear shorts without being self-conscious.
Her affordable style hack surprised another gym patron – and unless you’re a Hooters girl, it might surprise you, too.
TikTok/rachaelrowland0Rachael Rowland is a fitness fan with a style hack for her gym look[/caption]
During a session at the gym, a stranger complimented Rowland’s smooth legsTikTok/rachaelrowland0
Texas nurse Rachael Rowland (@rachaelrowland0) posted on TikTok to recount the exchange with a stranger at her gym.
“I got a compliment the other day from a girl at the gym,” Rowland remembered.
“She was looking at me, then she came up to me and said: ‘Your legs look so smooth! They look flawless,’” Rowland said.
The stranger said Rowland’s legs had perfect skin and a beautiful tan.
“And then, I showed her,” Rowland teased. Tugging at her leg, she pulled away a section of fabric. “I’m wearing pantyhose!”
The skin-colored spandex covered her legs underneath her tight-fitting shorts.
“I got the idea from the Hooters girls on TikTok,” Rowland revealed.
She bought a pack of four from Walmart for $7.97. Rowland buys the shade suntan for a natural-looking glow.
“It smoothes out your skin and gives you a nice tan,” Rowland said. “I love them.”
There’s only one potential hitch in the Hooters hack, Rowland warned.
Rowland showed off the pantyhose tucked underneath her shortsTikTok/rachaelrowland0
As she pulled aside her blue gym shorts, she revealed the control panel built into upper thigh of the pantyhose.
“You just have to be okay if they were to rip, or if they ride up a little bit,” she said.
When she pushed up the shorts, the darker-colored portion of the pantyhose showed.
The exposure poses a real risk when doing squats or using the elliptical, she noted.
“You have to be okay with people knowing you’re wearing them – or wear longer shorts,” Rowland warned.
Hooters servers wear smoothing pantyhose under their uniformsGettyFashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
