Dress Styles With Black Opaque Tights
Show off your legs in slimming black tights and high-heeled shoes with an above-the-knee to mini-length skirt or dress for comfortable chic this winter. Black opaque tights scream for short dresses. From holiday glitter to casual plaid, a short dress becomes a fashion statement when paired with black tights. Almost any style dress will do, as long as it is short.
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Sheath Dresses
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A simple sheath-style dress with black opaque tights is a classic combination. Footwear choices with this classy combo makes the difference between PTA-mom attire or party glamor. Clogs and boots give your sheath dress and black tights a casual look, while spike heels go formal. Add a belt to your sheath dress to accessorize and emphasize the style you wish to achieve. Sheath dresses with black tights are versatile and wardrobe extending. The difference is in the accessories you choose.
Sweater Dresses
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Form-fitting sweater dresses show off your curves when paired with black opaque tights. Control top tights for a smooth line under knits is recommended by "In Style" magazine. Sweater dresses and plaid skirts with black opaque tights are in style for winter wear, and they can be worn for both daytime and nighttime fashion.
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Party Dress
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Shimmery or sequined, party dresses go formal or casual with black opaque tights. Footwear makes the difference. For a formal look, wear peek-a-boo heels with your tights and party dress. For a casual look, wear ankle boots, clogs or flats. Partnered with tights and the right pair of shoes, party dresses are casual enough to wear for a night out with the girls or a movie. It is the total look that makes the statement.
Out-of-Season Dress
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Another wardrobe extender is the out-of-season dress worn in combination with black opaque tights and a blazer or sweater. A short summer dress shows off your legs while you stay warm with this leg- and shoulder-warming combo. Wear closed-toe shoes, advises "Glamour" magazine. Adding another out-of-season piece can throw the ensemble off kilter. When in doubt, try it out. If it doesn't feel right, don't wear it.
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