In my world, nobody is looking at anybody else during the WOD, so if they see my undies peaking out, or get a flash of belly and go blind, it's their own damned fault. Most of the people at my box are in such a shape, it doesn't matte if they cover up or not, but my preference is to tuck my shirt in on handstands, and my shirt flipping up is incentive to move faster on my bear crawls. I wear leggings or compression shorts because I don't like the jiggly feeling when I don't. I also wear shorts over them because sometimes, the cheaper ones I have slide down my *kitten* when I run because they don't have ties at the waist. I like Hind leggings the best, everything else is just whatever. New Balance shoes are awesome. No interest in lifting shoes, would rather do that barefoot than in shoes with a raised heel.

In the summer I wore cheerleader shorts and fitted shorts underneath. Long enough to cover the lower butt fat-fold. I also wear fitted sports bra-tank that won't slip during handstands. In colder weather I wear slim fitted training pants (Nike Drift line) and the sports bra tank with a long sleeve training shirt over it.

Personally, I'm self conscious about panty lines so I wear proper underwear. Most women, however, don't care about VPL or when the shirt slips during handstands.

+1 for lululemon. Pricey but worth it, I have tights from 4 years ago that still look brand new. I wear their shorts a lot too because they have built in liners so even if I'm doing handstands or squats you still can't see anything. Honestly I don't really notice other people during the WOD mostly because I am in my own little world trying not to die

I love lulu tanks and athleta crops. I also have a few running skirts from lulu I'll bust out during a non-inverted WOD.

I normally wear long tanks from WalMart. They're fitted and long enough so they don't move much, even with HSPU's and pull-ups, etc. As far as bottoms, I use shorts that are long enough where I won't show anything while I'm squatting or whatever, and tights or leggings from wherever as long as they fit. LOL. I normally get stuff from Kohl's or a sporting goods store. I agree though, I don't really pay attention to other folks because I just want to get in, kick butt, and get out. I just make sure my wobbly bits aren't showing.

If it's warm outside I wear nike shorts (the ones with a liner in them) and if it's cold I wear tights (with a thong under). I always wear tank tops b/c I hate working out and having anything on my arms even if it's freezing out. Oh and I wear nike free training shoes.

I'm a "fluffier" CrossFitter, trying to spare my WOD buddies as much horror and damage as possible. I wear capri pants, and fitted undershirt/tank so that things are held in place while jumping, squatting, running, etc. with a tshirt over the top. I've gone down several sizes in the fitted tanks, and am hoping that when the current ones are too big to actually hold things in place, I'll have lost enough that there won't be much to flop around anyway.

i own a lot of lulu since people tend to give me gift cards and my husband scored big when he bought me a wardrobe full one christmas. Fitted tanks usually, or a sports bra with a looser tank over. I don't like wearing shorts because my thighs rub and chafe when we have any amount of running.
I've recently liked a lot of Old Navy Active. It's not see thru when you squat or bend over.

Honestly I don't really notice other people during the WOD mostly because I am in my own little world trying not to die

This is true for the guys as well. Are we primarily there just trying to get through the WOD and get a workout in? Yes.

Now before and after the WOD? Let me just ask you if you notice the ripped CF guys walking around with no shirts on before or after a WOD? So yes, aesthetics are noticed. Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise. :-) And if the guys are noticing what you are wearing, my experience tells me the other women are noticing what you are wearing even more.