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Pantyhose In The Spring Summer


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Guest Krisina

I was curious are pantyhose okay to wear all year round? I love the way pantyhose make my legs look. I see all the women bare legged with skirts here in the spring time. I like the pantyhose such as nude they cover my legs blemishes and just make the legs look good in the daytime too.

Is it okay to wear pantyhose with a skirt in hot weather?

Krisina

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Guest Elizabeth K

I was curious are pantyhose okay to wear all year round? I love the way pantyhose make my legs look. I see all the women bare legged with skirts here in the spring time. I like the pantyhose such as nude they cover my legs blemishes and just make the legs look good in the daytime too.

Is it okay to wear pantyhose with a skirt in hot weather?

Krisina

Yes

I live in the deep south and it gets really hot here. My rule is to wear pantyhose when it is appropriate - like when you go from an A/C house, to your A/C car, to an A/C building - and are in a dress or skirt. But it is also appropriate here to go bare-legged to most places, even if in a dress or a skirt. The exception? Semiformal or Formal dress, like a wedding or reception for the Queen.

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Guest Krisina

So if I'm out and about walking around downtown in the daytime fo women wear them in the summer to smooth out the look if there legs. I was just thinking opaque white tights black ballerina shoes a short black skirt and a striped top. God I love fashion and dressing up. :-)

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Guest Elizabeth K

Agreed - hosiery makes you legs look DYNAMITE!

You are in colder country I see. If you love wearing pantyhose, yes! Do so...

Lizzy

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Guest Melissa 67

I would not wear pantyhose in the Summer unless I was in an air conditioned building all day. I wore pantyhose out once on a hot day when I was young. I was very hot and unconfortable; will never do that again.

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Guest Christy.dancer

Well, I live in the burbs of Seattle, so we wear some kind of hose 9 months out of the year. I'm starting to see bare legs on the streets, but it's still like only a quarter or so (or less) of women wearing a skirt -- at night, anyone wearing a dress or skirt will be wearing hose.

I'm going to a formal party on Saturday night, and I'll wear some kind of nude hose to that (dunno if it'll be pantyhose or just stockings -- still thinking about my outfit). Unless it's late summer, if I'm going to a party at night, I'll prolly have some sort of hose.

I see a lot of "career" women in business suits and dresses even during the summer with hose on, but remember, in Seattle, it rarely gets over 90 even in August.

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Guest Donna Jean

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I've worn panty hose in the hot summer and I swore that I'd never be that uncomfortable again! *whew*

You can sweat up a storm and that kinda negates any good looks the pantyhose gets....lol

Bare legs for me most of the time (especially since I live in New Orleans now...)

Donna Jean

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Guest Elizabeth K

87 degrees now - going to 90. Low tonight 70. (VERY pleasant) High tomorrow and Sunday - 90 degrees projected. Spring is slowly going out the back door and soon summer will be here. We do get high humidity in the summer but it isn't here yet. Its when the LOWS here are 85 degrees it gets uncomfortable. We rarely get over 98 degrees in the summer because we get so much rain in the afternoons.

I have on Capris and sandals, and a tee-shirt, (em... and braless) and my hair in a ponytail so it is off my neck - I have no desire for pantyhose right now, maybe I will by the end of October!

Nice that spring is coming your way though!

Lizzy

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Guest Tammylaci

LOVE the p-hose and thigh highs, but it is ususally way too hot in Florida for them. In winter though, combined with a short slip under the man pants--heaven!

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