Whether you’re a practicing yogi or a Pilates devotee, the best yoga leggings have become a wardrobe staple - taking us from the gym to brunch and even, if you have a casual dresscode, to the office. Unsurprisingly, their boom has led to a surge in options. From £20 high street leggings to £130 moisture-wicking flares, almost every brand has released a version, making choosing the right ones even trickier.As a former track athlete and daily yogi who’s encountered everything from chafing to slippage, see-through fabrics and annoying camel toe, I’ve spent the last month separating the best from the rest. I know just how personal yoga pants can be, with the right balance of style and comfort being key to a confident practice.Saskia Bolscher, senior instructor at MoreYoga, agrees. “Yoga pants need to fit so well that you hardly notice you're wearing them, and shouldn’t need to be adjusted mid practice,” she says. “You should be able to move in all directions with no worries about them being see-through, especially in moves like downward dog.” Fortunately, I’ve got Bolscher’s criteria covered. From household names like Lululemon and H&M to viral challengers such as TALA and Oner Active, there’s a pair here for everyone - whether you prefer flares or leggings, a snug fit or relaxed style.Read more: Best activewear brands for women, from high street to luxuryI tested a range of yoga pants for my review (Ashleigh Spiliopoulou/The Independent)Best overall – Oner Active softmotion flared bottoms: £64, Oneractive.comBest affordable yoga pants – Uniqlo ultra stretch active flare leggings: £24.90, Uniqlo.com Best yoga pants for all-day wear – Adanola flared yoga pant, £46, Adanola.com Best high-waisted yoga pants – Lululemon groove nulu high-rise flare, £108, Lululemon.co.uk Best yoga leggings – H&M leggings with softmove lycra, £32.99, Hm.comRead more: Best home pilates equipment, tested