1. Thicker tights are required to combat the cold, and
2. Fancier tights are desirable in anticipation of the Christmas parties
Recently I treated myself to some new 'dressy' tights for the party season. A while back I blogged about La La Land, a local boutique in De Courcy's Arcade which has quickly become one of my very favourite West End shops. At the time I had spied a very awesome pair of pink tights by Les Queues de Sardines, but at £35 I didn't get them. But! Good things come to those who wait - I got them at the weekend for £20, result! And I love them, they make me feel like a superhero:
Disco Zeus tights, £20 (was £35) by Les Queues de Sardines at La La Land
They will add a pop of colour to my LBD and I can't wait to show them off. Speaking of Les Queues de Sardines, Tatty Devine now have a selection of their cult tights available on their online store. My favourites are the Bouba Bear ones (£40), bringing a whole new meaning to 'bare legs'. In a similar vein, Scotland's own Tights for Sore Eyes have a brilliant range of quirky designs.
Gold by Giles at New Look have a range of pretty tights just in time for the party season. I really like the leopard mock knee high ones - they remind me a bit of the excellent House of Holland for Pretty Polly ones - and at £7.99 they won't break the bank:
Leopard Mock Knee High tights, £7.99, Gold by Giles at New Look
Will you be dressing up your legs for Winter?
Those tights are nice. I like to combine both (the winter tights underneath the very fancy tights) if it's very cold. However it risks myself in looking 'bigger' than I am. Lol.
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Winter tights under fancy tights is a good idea - coloured fishnets over black winter tights are do-able without the unwanted side effects I think! x
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