Fall Hosiery: What Should Hose Echo?

The intent of hosiery is to tie the outfit together, and the rule sort of changes depending on what you're wearing.

For instance, if you were wearing black pants, beige top and beige shoes, definitely go with the "lighter" color and match the shoes with beige hose, black hose would look if truth be told heavy with beige shoes. Most often, though, especially with dresses, it is totally too dark and overwhelming to match the shoes and hose.

Changing seasons is sometime stressful. Not only because of abnormal weather change, but because of new mixed messages from the characteristic tactic monitors. Once again, its time to bring out the fur collar, and put away your white mules. Digging by your closets and deciphering a up to date look that is both fashionable and still resembles the pre-summer you, is not amusing sometimes.

Fortunately, today we have skirts and skirts and skirts. Skirts are going to be around for a long time, and legs are fast becoming the all-absorbing fashion accessory. Watching your tanned legs fade with the last of the summer boyfriends is definitely not fun, but working on the right look for fall will assure a whole new gaining of admirers before the first snowfall. Fear not, as the right hosiery will make it a win win situation.

School girls are head-to-toe fad this season with colorful tights, leggings and layered knee socks. Dress codes have never looked accordingly so good!!

Now that patent is such a huge trend for Fall and opaque tights are very strong a trail and finding space in everyone's drawer, it's time to gloat over your black patent with just about any color tights depending on what you're wearing on the remainder of your body.

When you want smooth legs, wear solid opaque tights; when you fancy edgy, opt for a pattern or textured tights with your patent heels.

For a wedding, many of us will face the chilly temps to wear fantastic heels and disclose a little leg for evening. You will be inside most of the time so you can still wear your favorite peep toes or even strappy high heels if that's what looks idyllic with the dress. For weddings, I advise passing over a wedge heel since they could handicap a girl that likes to do a lot of dancing.

If you are concerned that your legs will have a continuing case of goose bumps, then wear sheer hosiery in a color that matches either your heels or the dress.