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MUST-HAVE TIGHTS FOR FALL

Tights are a necessity for every wardrobe, and they even have the power to expand your closet. What do we mean? Tights can take that dress you rocked during the summer and make it totally winter-appropriate. They can also change the look of last year’s wardrobe by adding a pop of color or texture. No matter where you live, we’re willing to bet that tights are essential accessories in your wardrobe. The hard part is choosing the right ones. But don’t worry—we’re here to help!

Oroblu Legwear Spring Summer 2012

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Oroblu fashion tights collection autumn-winter 2011-2012

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Kate, the big winner at Epsom as she experiments with floaty new look and Forties hair do

The Epsom Derby saw the biggest gathering of royals since Kate and William’s wedding in April — and, once again, it was the Duchess of Cambridge who stole the show.
Often criticised for sticking to the same style, Kate, who looked as slender as ever, experimented with a new, floatier look and Forties-style hairdo.
Here, with some expert help, JENNY STOCKS examines Kate’s winning look.

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Hate Pantyhose? Try Thigh High Hose Instead

Some women simply detest panty hose and for a variety of reasons. For some ladies (especially those who are short waisted), panty hose feel uncomfortable with the high waist design. Other women dislike the pressure of elastic around the waist. Still others find that pantyhose encourage yeast infections, since pantyhose generally do not allow much air flow.

Don’t Let Pantyhose Rule Out Dresses and Other Leg Baring Outfits

Many women who have an aversion to pantyhose simply shift over to pants outfits, which are fine but are limiting especially when selecting business or party clothes. While there are some nice pant style outfits available, there are so many more outfits that would be elegant, professional of fun but do call for some type of leg covering for a finished look.

Pantyhose at Work: A Woman's Bondage or her Best Behavior?

My professional image PowerPoint presentation is over. I've shown slides of women in blue suits, beige blazers, and the sloping curves of cleavage on display. I've explained the difference between men's single-breasted and double-breasted jackets and (attempted to) justify whether men should wear wingtips, cap-toe oxfords, loafers, or some other shoe type on the job.

But now comes the time I most relish: Audience Q & A.

And here we go, the question that is always asked, no matter what:

"Do I have to wear pantyhose?"