Tights and Hosiery

[abigail]

Hello everyone. Due to my recent circumstances i dont think im going to be able to get away with shaving my legs anymore, which kind of completely ruins the idea of being feminine, but hey ho...anyway, are there any tights that are particularly good for covering up hair? ( i have very light body hair btw)

Or am i going to be reduced to wearing jeans forever???? Shame when i rather like my legs!

[Chrissy64_uk]

You can always wear leggings as they do come in various sizes knee length, calf length etc.

hugs

chrissy

[abigail]

Hmmm not a bad idea really! Will have to look out for some. Thanks for that.

[Chrissy64_uk]

your welcome

40 denier? Or even 60 if particularly hairy!

Though very uncomfortable in this weather.

Jan

[sylvia]

Originally Posted by abigail

Hello everyone. Due to my recent circumstances i dont think im going to be able to get away with shaving my legs anymore, which kind of completely ruins the idea of being feminine, but hey ho...anyway, are there any tights that are particularly good for covering up hair? ( i have very light body hair btw)

Or am i going to be reduced to wearing jeans forever???? Shame when i rather like my legs!

I have "Support stockings" on prescription. They look good, and fshionably glossy, but would be matt if worn the other way out. Similar hosiery is availble for purchase at Boots (No pun intended!) Patterned tights can look great, and we usually have a long winter! Could also wear more than one pair of tights.

[sylvia]

Second thoughts, I thought that on a recent shopping trip (see my blog) Iwas "overdressed". I was wearing a skirt, as one does, but thought most females were in trousers, jeans, or leggings. Even the old bags like me. I think I might experiment with leggings - feminine, but perhaps less likely to attract the wrong sort of attention!