I'm curvy & I wear sheer clothes to the gym… people say it's disrespectful & I look like a 'hooker', but I don't care | The Sun

A CURVY fitness fanatic has been slammed for wearing figure-hugging sheer clothing to the gym, as mean trolls insist she looks like a ''hooker''.

Those who love exercise will know just how important it is to rock gym gear that's both comfortable and makes you feel your best – whether that's an oversized T-shirt or a pair of shorts.


For one woman, Arlanea James, however, it's a sexy garment from Rihanna's Savage X Fenty collection.

The Hotline Mesh Jumpsuit, which the curvy exercise fan was wearing to work out, retails for an eye-watering £110 and has a cutout detailing around the bust area.

The pricey outfit, Arlanea demonstrated in the video, also has a mesh panelling on legs and the booty area, and the gym lover had paired it with a cropped black hoodie.

But whilst the fitness fanatic, who had snapped up the jumpsuit in a size 18/20, may have felt her most confident, the reaction on Instagram was pretty brutal.

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Hundreds of social media users raced to comments where many insisted the skin-tight outfit wasn't appropriate for attending the gym.

One person even went as far as to say that the jumpsuit made her look like a sex worker, in their eyes.

''That’s just disrespectful to other people in the gym. Hooker clothes should stay in the streets where they belong.''

Someone else chimed in: ''this is so unacceptable attire for a gym, even as a woman that is fit, I would never wear some thing like that.''

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''I support you getting fit but why that outfit,'' another was horrified.

A fellow gym baddie agreed, adding: ''As a bigger person myself who goes to gym frequently I know I would never wear something like this. Not bc [because] what everyone thinks but bc is so unflattering.''

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Luckily for Arlanea, it wasn't all negative, as heaps of people rushed to hit back bat the meanies.

One, for instance, reckoned Arlanea was simply being body-shamed, as they said: ''If she was skinny this comment section would be wayyy different.''

''Y’all ever seen something you didn’t like and just minded your business??'' another penned.

Someone else who certainly knows something about ''inappropriate'' outfits is fitness baddie Bryce – instead of gym leggings or shorts, she's decided to opt for skimpy bikinis.

Those working out on the same premises can often catch the stunner lifting weights in a tiny two-piece swimwear or with teeny shorts – and some days she even doesn't bother covering her chest at all.

One such clip shared on her page recently went viral, winning Bryce more than 4.6million views.

''Lift heavy or go home,'' Bryce wrote in the caption, all chuffed with her progress.

However, whilst she may have not thought much of the unusual gym outfit of choice, people online were of a totally different opinion.

''The gym isn’t a strip club,'' one mortified user insisted.

Meanwhile, someone else demanded: ''Put some clothes on.''

''As a female who goes to the gym, yes this is very inappropriate for anyone present,'' a third added.

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''I don’t think this has anything to do with anyone’s rights but you gotta dress according to the place.''

''You can tell you don’t workout serious and just seek attention,'' a fourth wrote.

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