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- STOCKINGS
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- Stocking
doesn't only cover ugly or unshaved legs, it can make legs
look silkier and firmer. Coordinate colors with your wardrobe
to project an image of being in-control. Hosiery also gives
the feeling of security to you legs.
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- There
is all kinds of patterns and colors available to suit every
skin type and taste. It's advisable to own more flesh-colored
stocking than any other colors because of its flexibility
of blending with different kinds of colors of clothing and
shoes.
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- Five
types of hosiery.
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- 1.
Pantihose
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Stocking
which has an attached panty that reaches from waist to toe.
- 2.
Stockings
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Hosiery
that covers the foot and held in place at the thigh by a garter
or belt.
- 3.
Leg Warmers
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A
footless sock that reaches as high as the thigh.
- 4.
Knee Highs -
Stocking
or sock that reaches between the calf and the knee.
- 5.
Socks- Hosiery that
stop at the ankle.
TIPS
- A
shade darker than your natural skin color can be an all year
round color.
- Wash
new stockings before using to prolong its life.
- Petites
should keep patterns and detail small in scale.
- Heavy
legs look best in dark hose.
- Thin
legs look best in light hose.
- Match
hosiery to shoe color for a longer look.
- Hose
matching skirt and shoes create the most elongating and slimming
effect.
- Hose
with contrasting shoe color or style visually shortens the
lower leg.
- Lighter
shades are excellent for spring
- Darker
colors are better for fall and winter season.
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