The Devil Wears Moto
She might wear Prada at the office, but she rocks moto on the weekends.
The fashion world's obsession with "moto styling" started like a low engine rumble last year, and is now a full-throttled roar. And it's no mystery why, sisters...rebels have it all. Charisma, attitude, danger, mystery, charm, and distressed jeans they got the old fashioned way: down the fast lane and in the driver's seat of LIFE.
The Portman Pants are our tribute to tough B's everywhere, beginning with its name - a tribute to this version of Natalie Portman (SNL, Natalie Portman Raps). Pin tucking, vertical and horizontal seams, and flat lock stitching make these the most wicked pair of leggings in the land. And with our signature Wing Waistband, you get a just-right zip pocket for your smokes (er, gels and chapstick). Pull on a pair of ankle boots, and boom, boom, BANG.
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