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Picking Tights Color For WeddingConnie from Minneapolis, MN Feedback About This Post:RE: Picking Tights Color For WeddingI personally would say sheer, as black is kind of taboo for weddings. However, having said that, it is your sister's wedding -- check and see what she thinks is best, if she's happy and so are you, problem solved! Post by bailegirl RE: Picking Tights Color For WeddingDefinitely the sheer ones. Post By Brenda (Guest Post) RE: Picking Tights Color For WeddingFollow the advice posted here. Black goes with dark colors. Use no stockings or a nude color that matches your legs. I have found that for special events, pantyhose with a "high shine" or "shimmer" look super. You'll pay more, but they are fabulous. Givency, Berkshire, I think Donna Karan, Calvin Klein make shimmer pantyhose. You'll pay for this look--around $12 a pair--but it is worth it for a special occasion. If your area does not have stores that carry these brands, order off the internet--just search for "shimmer pantyhose." Many are control style, so they usually last longer plus controls the tummy! Stockings may show our "age", but they sure do cover up lots of irregularities that younger people don't hink about--like spider veins! Post By fran from Dallas (Guest Post) RE: Picking Tights Color For Weddingthe closet to your own skin or none as hose are not worn everywear now. My girls say its "shows your age" Post by lostinthe RE: Picking Tights Color For WeddingGo for the natural look. Nude or beige - whatever matches your skintone. Can't go wrong with it! Post by Toolgirl RE: Picking Tights Color For WeddingI vote for the pale nylons, the dark ones would look best with a darker dress. Dark legs under a pale dress would look unnatural no matter what your skin color. Post by kimhis RE: Picking Tights Color For WeddingDitto! Post by Deeli RE: Picking Tights Color For Wedding
DO NOT wear dark tights with a light dress!! Post by carolb |
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