Is it OK to wear pantyhose to a wedding?
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Is it OK to wear pantyhose to a wedding?
Hosiery is a fabulous way to cover it all. The best type of stockings for spring and summer weddings are sheer tights. Wear skin-tone matching hosiery for light or pastel color dresses. Wear sheer black hosiery for dark-colored or black dresses.
Are pantyhose out of style?
And know this: The sheer nylons and tights segment of the global hosiery market is predicted to grow by 2.1 percent over the next seven years. So whatever the politics, pantyhose are not going away.
Do you wear pantyhose with a formal dress?
What is this? Classic sheer, nude pantyhose are worn with dresses to keep from baring legs, and all their imperfections, in formal and professional environments. Your foray into pantyhose will go off without a hitch if you remember two things. One, avoid pairing them with open-toe shoes.
Do you have to wear pantyhose to a formal event?
I have advised readers that while bare legs are fine even at the most formal events, hosiery also is perfectly acceptable as long as it’s skin tone and sheer.
Is it OK to wear pantyhose with open toed shoes?
Yes, you can wear stockings with open-toe shoes. Tricia recommends getting stockings that do not have a reinforced toe or a large seam on the toe. According to Stacy London of What Not To Wear, she too agrees that hosiery can be paired with open-toe shoes so long as the shoe is more of a peep-toe.
Can I wear bare legs to a wedding?
One common dilemma is whether bare legs are the chic option or is hosiery now OK. I have advised readers that while bare legs are fine even at the most formal events, hosiery also is perfectly acceptable as long as it’s skin tone and sheer. I’ve just returned from a wedding where I wore my new bargain ($10!)
Is it OK to wear open toe shoes with pantyhose?
Are colored tights in Style 2021?
Are patterned tights the most unexpected trend of 2021? Colourful stockings are dominating this year’s autumn/winter fashion season. Discover all your favourite designers dabbling in bold hosiery, all the way from Prada to Pucci.