Tights, like any other accessory in modern women's wardrobe, complement any look and make it stylish. Let's figure out how to do it right and look decent in any situation. So, it would be logical to start with the most versatile tights. And the further down the list you move, the more complex the options will be in combination with clothes.

Black thin nylon tights - we wear it as you like. The most successful combination of them with a mini skirt and massive boots, a la grunge style and even sport chic, as Bella Hadid did.



Black nylon, but with polka dots or with inscriptions - the criteria for wearing are the same.



From thin tights up to 40 den, we move on to denser pieces of 50-200 den, in which the cold will not be terrible.

If we talk about the most universal colors, then these are black (already pretty fed up), dark gray, chocolate and, in principle, all dark colors that will certainly slim your legs.



The most complex in terms of compatibility, but at the same time giving a peppercorn to any image are bright colored and printed tights.

So, here are 6 easy ways to wear them:

1. Matching tights to match the shoes - this will make your legs infinitely long



2. Wearing tights to match the skirt / dress - we get the same effect



3. A full monochrome image will visually add a couple of centimeters to your height and shed a couple of extra pounds.



4. Wear pantyhose with simple basic pieces that will accentuate your look.



5. We repeat the color of plain tights or one of the printed colors in the items of the set.



6. We repeat the print of tights with the items of the set. It does not have to be an exact copy, but for the image to look complete, let the dimension, color or type of print be similar.



Nylon bodily tights are appropriate only in a strict business dress code. If you nevertheless decide that only they are suitable for your dress, then choose not shiny and to match your skin tone, no more than 20 den. Be sure to make sure that in the cold season these tights do not peek out from under your outerwear and shoes. It looks ridiculous, as it creates the effect of "bare feet". Don't do that, okay ?!



And be sure to adhere to the condition - the denser the fabric of your skirt or dress, the denser the tights should be. Agree, a light chiffon dress with 150 denier tights will look strange.