Hose or Tights with Sandals or Open-Toed Shoes?

Generally the phrase sandal toe is used for products that can be worn with open toed shoes (for instance sandals) and there is no visible ugly reinforcement around the toe. Hosiery with sandal toes do normally have some added strength around the toe area, but it is not perceivable. The name sheer toe is used when there is no difference whatsoever between the construction of the toe area and the rest of the pair of tights/hold ups.

To the question Is it OK to wear Hose or Tights with Sandals or Open-Toed Shoes?I would try to find a super sheer, nude color. Get them to match your skin tone exactly so it will look like you're not wearing any, and don't forget the sandal foot sort. Two other options are fishnet hose and toeless hose. A year or two ago, many women would have answered this question with a simple "no."

In today's world, more women are searching for possibilities to dress up in hosiery with their mules, peep toes and sandals; at the same time though they are also giving their legs support and coverage. Some designers are creating toeless hosiery and tights. I'm a keen fan of hosiery in summer or with mules, I'm not about to tell you gals to forfeit them from your closet or go bare if you're not comfortable doing so. There are some options that offer sheer and flesh toned colors. Just match them as closely to your leg color as possible.

The over night slew of celebrities in black tights and open toes, after years of a "bare legs or bust" attitude, is just one more proof that most "rules" of the fashion world are purely passing trends.

For a winning combination, you just need pair what makes you comfortable with a healthful dose of confidence -- and perhaps save the hose with reinforced toes for close-toed shoes.

At the end of the day, I must admit that many women like me are not comfortable with the "bare leg" look, and I don't believe they should be denied sexy, strappy shoes. If you want to wear opened-toed shoes with hose or stockings, do it -- and wear them with dignity.