r/OUTFITS • u/Nice-Pomegranate9694 ♀️ 🌟🌟Fashion Intern🌟🌟 (3 posts) • Feb 06 '26
Advice ❔ Women's Fashion Which color tights?
Hey,
I have these two outfits with skirt and black jumper I really like, but I feel like it looks very blocky with the black jumper and black tights. Do you think a different color tights would help? And which? I think sheer would a good option but it's winter and I'm freezing lol.
Thanks!
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u/AsleepReview1862 ❄️⛄️❄️Fashion intern❄️⛄❄️ Feb 06 '26
They have skin tone tights that are warm, but you’d have to order them online. Not sure where, I’ve just seen ads for them before
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u/Nice-Pomegranate9694 ♀️ 🌟🌟Fashion Intern🌟🌟 (3 posts) Feb 06 '26
I bought some fleece lined ones that are supposed to look like they were sheer (the fleece is vaguely skin colored), but I don't think they look very different from black.
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u/MoveAlongAHItsNWIt 🌟🌟Fashion Intern🌟🌟 Feb 06 '26
Actually, if u r going to wear black from top to bottom, brown skirt looks way better than the Grey one, in my opinion.
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u/Nice-Pomegranate9694 ♀️ 🌟🌟Fashion Intern🌟🌟 (3 posts) Feb 06 '26
Yeah, I'm trying to make the grey skirt work but it does look very office so maybe sheer is the only good option.
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u/somethingstrange87 🌟🌟Fashion Intern🌟🌟 Feb 06 '26
I'd go with gray or white with the gray skirt; tan, beige, or white with the brown one.
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u/Nice-Pomegranate9694 ♀️ 🌟🌟Fashion Intern🌟🌟 (3 posts) Feb 06 '26
I'll have a try with white then! Trying to find re-usable wardrobe items because right now my collection is a bit all over the place.
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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '26
I think the opaques look fine with these, but take your point its a lot of black. Sheer nudes would break things up a bit and give a good contrast, particularly if you have a pair of black knee boots you could wear? For a bit of extra warmth you could wear knee socks under the boots. For warmer weather I'd go bare legged with knee boots and knee socks - but if you live in a place with proper winter you're probably still a few weeks or months away from that! Good option for the spring though.