Ultimate Guide to Footless Stockings UK

Footless Stockings UK

Recent research has shown that the sales of footless stockings in the UK are really starting to rise – especially after style icons such as Sienna Miller and Kate Moss have recently been spotted wearing them. But what are they, and how should you wear them?

Let us start by taking a look at tights as we know them. Tights usually have feet on them, which means they are garments which cover the entire body from your waist down. Footless stockings are a variety of these and they are basically tights without a foot on but they are not to be confused with leggings. Leggings tend to be made of a heavier, material and can be worn on their own whereas footless stockings are thinner and therefore should always be worn under something.

The popularity of footless stockings is due in no short degree to the fact that they are seen to be more comfortable than stockings, and less conspicuous. Some women can feel little uncomfortable wearing stockings and suspenders during the day as they can be a little fiddly to put on and sometimes leave a tell-tale bump under your skirt or dress. Footless stockings, on the other hand, are easy to pop on and can be a great option on a hot day when your legs aren’t tanned but it’s too hot to put a full pair of tights on.

The other great thing about footless tights is that they suit all shapes and sizes, and all ages too. When you pair them with the right things in your wardrobe, you can pretty much wear them anywhere and with anything. They are also a really easy way to add a twist to your normal daytime look, or spice up your evening look, and you can even use them to change your daytime look to a night-time look with ease.

Here are some suggestions on how to wear your footless tights:

Parisian Chic

The whole world seems to have gone crazy for Parisian chic at the moment, with the capital of fashion inspiring our wardrobes for the past few seasons. All you need to do is slip on a pair of black footless tights, a white tunic top and a three-quarter length black cardigan for instant style. You could also pop on some two-tone quilted ballet flats to really add to the French feel.  This is a great outfit for most women, as the long tunic top and cardigan will skim over hips and thighs while elongating your body, making it perfect for lunch with the girls or a quick trip to the shops. If you really want to add some glam, then just pop on some long necklaces over the top.

Dress Down Day

You can wear footless tights to work on dress down day, and still look professional and stylish. Simply make sure that every piece in your outfit is the same colour – monochrome is a huge trend this year. For example, you could wear some black footless tights with a black chunky sweater dress and black suede ankle boots with a chunky heel. Add a pop of colour with your jewellery and handbag to stop it looking too grim, and you will be the coolest girl in the office this week.

Going Out Out

Black is also a great colour for a night out, and we have some gorgeous footless lace tights that are perfect for your next night on the town. Pair them with a luxurious silk camisole, black blazer, and high heels for a knockout look, and don’t forget to add some bling in your ears and at your wrist to really catch their eyes.

Trans – Seasonal

Footless tights will work all year round but are especially perfect in autumn when the temperature starts to fall. They are so easy to pop on underneath your slip dress and a chunky cardigan for a feminine and flirty look – especially when paired with wedge heels.

Hopefully, we’ve managed to convince you that you should give footless stockings a try – after all they are a really versatile option. At Fashionlegs we have a wide range of footless stockings, really something for every occasion. If footless stockings aren’t your thing though, don’t worry as we have a wide range of other stockings and tights – including black lace hold ups.

For more information on our range, or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to give our dedicated customer services team a call on 01928 508 888 (between 9 am to 5.30pm GMT Monday to Friday) or alternatively you can drop us an email to [email protected]