These leggings might look normal from the front, but they take a VERY racy turn when you spin around…
- A TikTok user has gone viral after finding a pair of leggings with a bizarre design
- The pants have an open back that exposes much of the wearer’s buttocks
- The woman said she saw the leggings while browsing online at Fabletics
- But they are actually part of Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty clothing range
- The video captioned ‘we need ANSWERS!!’ has been viewed 3.2 million times
An online shopper was stopped in her tracks when she spotted a pair of workout leggings with a racy design across the back.
The woman, who posts under the handle Father Marge on TikTok, shared a video of the tights which have an open crisscross detail that exposes more than a generous glimpse of the wearer’s buttocks.
‘Ok, so I was on Fabletics to see their monthly outfit because I had a credit to use,’ she said in the clip.
‘Umm… Can someone at Fabletics tell me what this is? Things are getting a little bit crazy.’
These leggings might look normal from the front, but they take a VERY racy turn when you spin around…
A TikTok user who posts as Father Marge uploaded a video of the leggings after spotting them while browsing online
The video, captioned ‘we need ANSWERS!!’, has since been viewed 3.2 million times since it was uploaded online on June 5.
Thousands of perplexed viewers replied with comments including ‘this can’t be real’ and ‘oh my god what?’.
‘Definitely not squat proof,’ one person wrote.
Another added: ‘This is too much.’
Others were in disbelief, with one woman saying: ‘Oh no. I thought you had to be making it up, but no – they’re real.’
The pants (pictured) come from Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty clothing collection
But the pants in question are not actually sold by Fabletics as the shopper claimed in her video.
They come from Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty clothing collection.
According to the product description, the Soft Mesh Open-Back Crotchless leggings are perfect for a ‘cosy night in’ and feature a strappy back that creates a ‘playful surprise’.
Australian shoppers brave enough to wear the daring design can buy the pants for $68.50 online.