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Hold the Stuffing: Super-trendy leggings

By RENATA CERTO-WARE | December 7, 2012

VIRA blazer, $198, and evil-eye bracelet, $28, both at VIRA; Helmut Lang asymmetrical top, $295 at the Tannery; Cynthia Rowley olive tortoise leggings, $225, and pony lace-up boots, $455, both at Cynthia Rowley; black headband (worn as bracelet), $80 at Alan Bilzerian.

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