Apparel and Gear Workout Clothes These Hilary Duff-Approved Leggings Are So Comfy, I'm Currently Living In Them She once called the soft, sweat-proof tights “good booty pants.” By Chloe Irving Chloe Irving Instagram Chloe Irving is a lead commerce writer for Shape with two years of experience covering fitness, wellness, and beauty. After joining Dotdash Meredith in 2021, she became a shopping writer for both Shape and InStyle.Since graduating from Brown University where she was a student-athlete, Chloe became an avid runner, powerlifter, yogi, and triathlete. Today, she's passionate about informing readers about injury prevention products and fitness gear. She spends her free time obsessing over the newest skin-care trends and hair products. Shape's editorial guidelines Published on March 12, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Courtesy of Merchant Since the weather is slowly warming up (sort of) and parks are finally filled with runners, jump ropers, and yogis vibing out on their mats, I've had a momentous realization; I hate working out in my apartment. What's the point of a bomb activewear set if the only one to see it is the pigeon on my windowsill? Despite being able to finally show off all the cute leggings I've been stowing away through the winter months, I still find myself returning to the same pair. In fact, one of the only things (other than luxurious sunshine) that's been getting me outdoors and brightening up my activewear wardrobe is this pair of fantastically comfy, celeb-loved tights from FP Movement. (Pssst: Check out more editor-loved FP Movement gear here.) If you're not already completely in love with the FP Movement Good Karma ⅞ Leggings (Buy It, $78, freepeople.com), here's an update: Back in 2020, national treasure Hilary Duff dubbed these leggings "good booty pants" for their impeccable bum-lifting abilities. Since then, Brie Larson has also taken to Instagram to show hers off in a pre-workout video. And me? I received mine from the brand a few months ago, and from the first moment I put them on, I instantly knew they'd be my favs. Free People Buy It: FP Movement Good Karma ⅞ Leggings, $78, freepeople.com Constructed from a stretchy blend of nylon and spandex, these leggings have an ultra-soft, barely-there quality — a refreshing divergence from the squeeze-you-in types that seem to be overflowing the market these days. This being said, the ribbed detail along the waist of these bottoms provides gentle but ample support; enough to feel secure on my runs, but not so compressing that I can't lounge on the couch (and honestly, I've fallen asleep in them). Plus, the fabric is lightweight and sweat-resistant to withstand hard workouts without showing stains. (Want more must-have leggings? This list is for you.) What's more, there are so. many. colors. The pair I received came in a bright blue that added flare to even my least imaginative workout fits. In truth, I wore these so often, I bought two more: a soft pink iteration for me and a warm brown version for my sister (who hates bright shades). At the rate I'm wearing them — from yoga, to running, to brunch, and back to bed, I'll probably need a third pair, TBH. To understand the hype, check these celeb-loved workout tights on the Free People website. Free People Buy It:FP Movement Good Karma ⅞ Leggings, $78, freepeople.com Free People Buy It: FP Movement Good Karma ⅞ Leggings, $78, freepeople.com Free People Buy It: FP Movement Good Karma ⅞ Leggings, $78, freepeople.com Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit