They say no publicity is bad publicity, but we're pretty sure that's not the case for Lululemon. The high-end yoga-wear retailer has had a pretty miserable year, starting in March when the company was forced to recall its black yoga pants because they were see-through. But a recall apparently didn't fix the problem. The recall debacle was only the beginning.

I consider the pics tamer than what I've seen in gyms lately. Even her thigh area looked transparent. I'd say it's worse than wearing pantyhose actually because the sense of security we have with black workout pants. Suddenly she turned to face me and I saw the Adidas logo.

Christine Day, the CEO of the workout clothing giant Lululemon, announced Monday afternoon during a company earnings call that she's stepping down after a costly, offensive scandal in which her company failed to do what it does best: make workout pants that people feel comfortable in. Lululemon's instantly notorious see-through bottoms have been replaced on shelves , but that apparently wasn't enough to save Day from the rare national athletic-gear controversy and her comments amidst it: "The truth of the matter is the only way you can actually test for the issue is to put the pants on and bend over," Day said during the company last earnings call in March. That didn't go over well, and now the company will replace her as soon as a replacement is ready. Now is the right time to bring in a CEO who will drive the next phase of Lululemon's development and growth," Day said in her statement on Monday.

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