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What is Your Favourite Colur/ Shade of Pantyhose/Tights


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Guest Roberta-Belinda

All you girls who have seen my posts in Lauras over the last two years will now that I have a very deep passion for pantyhose/ tights. Like many on here I started wearing my Mums from the age of twelve and I have been besotted ever since. When I was a kid I always loved the sun tan type shade and also grew to love black opaques and coloured tights. At fifty five I am probably a little too old to wear coloured tights but I still love Sun tan/ American tan. I also love nude and natural especially the expensive ones from Pretty Polly and Aristoc.

I also adore vaguely black especially the ones from Marks and Spencers in the U.K.

Now girls its over to you. What are your favourites?

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I like aqua, purple, red, black, and orange. I like tights but not pantyhose. I love bare legs.
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Guest Roberta-Belinda

I like aqua and red purple too. I used to buy a lot of red tights when I was in my early twenties. They were all the rage with girls of my age in the early 80's.

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I have them in lots of colours but must admit I have only ventured out in nude, natural and black. I have not wanted to attract too much attention until I am more confident but I suppose I could also claim brown as the leggings I wore on Sunday were so thin that they would easily be mistaken for tights.

Really I like all colours dependant on what other things I am wearing. I do have flourescent pink and simialr orange ones. I suspect they will not be shown a lot lol but I love bright colours.

I have just bought some vaguely black and look forward to trying them!

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Guest Janine cd

I usually wear nude shade pantyhose and thigh-hi ho uring the summer time I switch to sun tan or beige with an occasional white pair.

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Guest AshleighP

Really hard to choose. Truly depends upon my outfit and my mood. I have always been partial to most any shade of gray. Boring, I know. I have so many I occasionally look through my lingerie drawer and find a pair I forgot I had. Between tights/pantyhose and panties, I really need more space. When you finally find a style you like, you just want to buy them in every color.

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I like panty-hose that has a lace design on them. I like the color white, but think black is a better choice look wise. Mostly cause it hides my leg hairs better.

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Guest Beverly

I'm silly for the old fashioned, lightly tan nylon stockings. I fondly remember being held by my grandmother (or my mom many, many years ago) and feeling their stockings. And, after trying them myself, I find the sensation incredible! The feel along the leg, when crossing the legs and slipping one leg across another; the garters - just the whole thing. The sheerer the better.

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Boring business beige - well, it's not my favorite, but that's all I wear. Others scream "Age Inappropriate" at me, and after a day of wearing them at work, they come off as fast as my bra!

Summer is nearly here. Then I can wear the best kind of hose: none at all!

Love, Megan

Aww... But you look so cute in your rainbow tights! Don't listen to those old fuddyduddys.

You and me both girl friend! I may have an eighteen hour bra but I don't have eighteen hour domesticated boobs. I like my free range milkers. Older women tell me I need to wear bra, I do not! I can't even get them to hold a piece of tape under them let alone a pencil?

Maybe my high beams bother them? So? Regardless I love my perky little warheads. Oh, about your question?

My passion are thigh highs! Less captive and hot as pantyhose. No wrestling match to pay the water bill. Lace tops can be a pain so I prefer standard tops, in every shade I can find.

Oh don't get me started on tights! I can pass everything on the isle except tights. If the price is right, they will be on my butt by sundown! Black, white, red, pink, gray, pattern, prints, or denim. Beige to bright. It is so much fun to make creative and oddball fashion statements.

That is why I have so much more fun being a girl! Hug. JodyAnn

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Guest dani35

I usually wear 40 denier or 80 denier black opaque tights, depending on the dress.

I also like to wear 10-20 denier nude tights with a glossy pair over them. They look so sexy.

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Usually black, off black or suntan shades.

Hard to explain but there is that certain color of black hose when combined with a woman's tanned legs

that I find just super sexy.

With my pale skin I have to put on a tan pair first then black on top to even come close to that magical color.

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Guest Clair Dufour

Black always black. Black hides so much. Even in girl mode it conveys power. Goth, punk, wican and such it is alluring but with a warning, We don't want to give a silly bloke the wrong idea do we? But that's me and I know who me mates are.

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This maybe slighly off topic,if so forgive me. In the gallery, some hose has a wonderful shimiernest. Is this the brand or what. Love black and misty gray.

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