Those who follow the pulsating displays of the leading fashion houses, who presented the spring 2024 collections last month (when the peak is still ahead, with the fall/winter 2024-2025 season that will begin this weekend in New York, continue with London, Milan, and end in Paris), surely did not miss The warmest accessory for the cold season: tights and socks.
These come in a multitude of variations or designs, expressed in surprising colors, high denier levels (fabric density), decorations and transparencies.
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Of course, there is a direct connection between the prominent fashion trends in the color category - which have accompanied us in recent seasons and have already flowed down the legs - and what is chosen to wear.
We are of course talking about the dominant burgundy, which of us didn't like, tried and uploaded it to the networks, and about the almighty gray that floods the feed with fifty shades of gray this winter and really blends in with everything.
But are you ready for the next step?
Well, get the bold red pantyhose, and on the other hand the pristine "ballerina" white one.
And before you wonder, this is the best way to combine the two.
Kylie Jenner in bright red by Jacquemus/Screenshot, Instagram
When you wear tights from the warm color family, meaning burgundy with a hint of red, one option is to balance (calm down) with a clothing system in neutral colors, preferably grays and moving shades.
It is also possible with black, but that would be too "safe" a choice.
What's more, this isn't the first time we've seen the atomic version of the red tights trend.
Fans of "One Who Knows" may remember that the main character, Blair Waldorf, combined them throughout her perfunctory appearances in the popular youth series.
However this time, the trend is more sophisticated.
Which brings us to the progressive and daring among us who know that a total monochromatic look is Terra Chic.
Yes, even when it's a bright color.
Just look at Kylie Jenner who honored her 400 million followers with a crazy red block from head to toe.
For anyone who is a little or a lot too much for her, a great place to start experimenting with reddish tones is in socks.
Combine with a leg revealing skirt, tailored trousers or a skort that is/is a combination of the two.
And as long as we're talking about socks, when it comes to styling in 2024, it turns out that they are more significant than you might think.
High or low, ribbed or woolly, smooth or with the trendy print - everything goes, as long as it's in the colors mentioned above: from gray, through the shades of beige to burgundy, eggplant and red.
Of course, it's important that they show your beautiful socks, and if you pair them with slingbacks, loafers, Mary Janes or ballerinas, that's great.
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Back to the tights.
With black and white tights, the sky is the limit.
For a more everyday and practical look, team it with white tights for an appearance that corresponds with the retro or mod aesthetic, such as a cropped blazer suit and a mini skirt.
We can also totally see it going with a denim on denim outfit.
And the most important thing this season, it doesn't matter what color of tights you choose, the main thing is that it be opaque.
Meaning 60 denier and above, with an emphasis on a matte finish.
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But don't worry ladies, the dubious and beloved black tights are still with us.
When the contemporary twist is expressed in decoration and balances between opaque and transparent: from geometric motifs to a floral pattern that makes the whole story super sexy.
Beyond the fact that it is the bestie of our dress or short skirt in the winter months, this style will also blend wonderfully with a hot micro-trend seen on gates, runways and beyond - pantyhose as a substitute for pants (hey miu miu).
Successfully.
With Ballerina, Mary Jane, and everything in between.
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Red red and pink.
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A la ballerina: the hot trend that conquers the runways.
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The perfect pairing for loafers.
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Between Bordeaux and eggplant.
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Super useful and will match with everything.
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Gray is the new white.
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Scottish vibe.
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Pepita print, from small to large.
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From the red family with a touch of sparkle.
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