Get the Look: Chic Tights for Winter
We’re saying goodbye to tights’ boring reputation.
Growing up, wearing a pair of tights with a skirt or dress in the winter was a given, but over the years we’ve seen supermodels sporting bare legs in cold weather, and suddenly tights seemed to become uncool.
It’s time to reverse that thought.
By now we all know that it’s the accessories that complete any outfit, and one of the more unique ways to make yours stand out is to incorporate a pair of patterned tights. If you’re still planning your holiday outfits, look no further. These looks are perfect for any festive winter gathering (... or party of 1). Check out the top ways to style a chic pair of tights below!
Animal Print
It’s the trend that refuses to fade out: leopard print. Pair these printed tights with combat boots and velvet for an impossibly-chic, ruggedly-wild look.
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Polka Dots
These black sheer tights with tiny polka dots are simple enough to pair with any solid skirt or dress, yet unique enough to elevate your look above the rest.
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Designer Logos
These can make any outfit look expensive. Just be sure not to rip them. Most commonly seen on Instagram are tights from Gucci and Balenciaga, but also check out Fendi and Burberry for fun options.
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Classic Black
Black tights can make anything more chic. For example, an oversized blazer, black dress and black chelsea boots are instantly elevated with black tights and some simple jewelry.
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Sparkly Finish
Keep this one in the back of your mind for New Year’s Eve. An intense shimmer isn’t for every occasion, but the holiday time definitely calls for a little extra sparkle.
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Fishnets
For the edgy girl. These are a great way to make a pair of distressed boyfriend jeans wearable in the winter. Keep an eye out for embellished fishnets if you want to add a bit of sparkle for the holiday season!
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Solid Color
If you’re big on color blocking trends, this one's for you. An opaque colored tight can be intimidating on the shelf, but don’t run from it! Choose a brighter color to pair with a complementary colored dress or opt for a more subtle monochromatic look with a gray tight paired with various gray and black pieces.
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