I've lost about 56 pounds since April which means I can comfortably wear tights again. Yay! A few weeks ago, I bought a pair of gray, footless tights on a whim, and now I have no idea what to wear with them.
I'm still too heavy to feel comfortable wearing them so do you have any ideas?
Thanks in advance....
Your loyal reader,
Kenz
Kenz, first let me say CONGRATS!! 56 pounds is a huge accomplishment and your blog is truly inspiring. Now for the fashion question at hand . . . footless tights!
A couple of tips I have in creating a flattering look is to go for footless thights that hit at the top of your natural ankle and also the skinniest part of your leg. This will flatter your legs much better than capri length tights and also be more seasonally appropriate.
Also, go for a dress that is the same color of the tights and falls at the top of your knee cap to help lengthen your legs since footless tights can "shorten" a gal if the proportions are off.
Since footless tights tend to be a casual look I think its best to pair them with flats or a mini-wedge this time of year.
Here's a great look to try for a weekend out shopping with friends or Casual Friday. Since I picked a gray dress to go with the gray tights I left it neutral on top by adding the black tee and gray/black scarf, but added a couple pops of purple with the shoes and purse.
Sleeveless Sweater Dress - OneStopPlus.com, $39.99
Perfect Crew Neck Tee - OneStopPlus.com, $9.99
Alexis Paisley Pashmina - AffordableScarves.com, $12.95 (Free Shipping on All Orders Over $30 at Affordable Scarves)
Buckle Wedges - OneStopPlus.com, $29.99
Nellie Convertible Satchel - HandbagHeaven.com, on sale for $52.66 (15% Off Sitewide Sale at Handbag Heaven)
Most importanly, wear them with confidence and you will look great!!

















2 comments:
Thank you for answering my question! I'm going to try this look soon. I knew you'd have an awesome answer.
You're the best!
I must say that I love this combo. I am not one for dresses, but I like thie grey sweater dress a lot!
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