Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Silks Hosiery Web Site Back Online

This is such great news for Silks hosiery fans! The web site is back online!

Unfortunately, they are still working on it. I will keep checking every day, since I want their images for my business.

banner that says coming soon

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Video About Nutrition

Wearing a skirt or shorts that is so high that you can see the reinforced portion is not classy, but it is still okay and pleasant, as long as it is not gratuitous. In other words, a glimpse of the reinforced area is okay.

In these videos, the host shows us a little reinforcement; probably unintentionally.

What do you think? Is she classy? Is she playful? How would you describe her fashion to your friends? Do her outfits make good business attire?

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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Is She Wearing Pantyhose? #76; #77; #78

I was browsing articles for photos of women in hosiery, and found this article about fashion trends, and an interesting photo caught my attention.

From left to right, they are gal #76, gal #77, and gal #78. I think that it is not very obvious. Do you agree?

3 beautiful women

What do you think?

There are more Is She Wearing photos. The link is also in the right column, under Popular Topics. For those of you just joining us, read the explanation of Is She Wearing Pantyhose?.

There are Is He Wearing photos. The link is also in the right column, under Popular Topics. For those of you just joining us, read the explanation of Is He Wearing Pantyhose?.

There are Wikimedia hosiery photos. The link is also in the right column, under Popular Topics. For those of you just joining us, read the explanation of Hosiery In Wikimedia.

Friday, January 11, 2013

Gwen Stefani And Mostly Opaque Footless Hosiery

Those of you, who might wonder if footless opaques are for you, should take inspiration from Gwen Stefani. Other than the photo below, the page shows her combining footless mostly opaques with an all black outfit.

Some of you are better at fashion than me. What do you think?

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Thursday, January 10, 2013

The Sun Chooses Mantyhose As 1 Of 2012's Buzz Words

Most enthusiasts knew that Mantyhose existed for some time, but the world is still catching up. At the end of 2012, The Sun chose their favourite buzz words of the year.

When I first read this, I was excited, because I thought that mantyhose made into the Oxford Dictionary, but unfortunately, we will need to wait for quite some time, if the word gets in any dictionary at all. It turns out that Oxford Dictionaries just chose a buzzword, which was mentioned in the article.

Perhaps, if we used mantyhose in regular conversation more, then we might make it a more mainstream item? It would still be hard to do, though.

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Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Andreas Lucius Loh: 2 Hosiery Stories

Read the remainder of blog post to see the second part of the interview with Andreas. Be sure to check out the other interview questions, by clicking interviews, which can also be found in the right column, under Popular Topics, or by clicking on a link below.

For those just joining us, I managed to conduct an interview with popular blogger, Andreas Lucius Loh, who writes about men's fashion with hosiery. Read the rest of the blog post for the interview.

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

4′ Medium Support Hosiery For Tall People

The manufacturer has been able to make medium support hosiery for tall people. It is designed for men in general, but should accommodate women too. It will be 4′; long from the toe to the gusset. This should be long enough for most tall people, without stretching. Taller people can wear it, with stretching.

Your foot is probably over a foot long, if you are a tall person. That takes up 12″, which leaves 36″ of material. That means you would have an inseam of 36″ or more. I am 5′6″ tall, and I have a 30″ inseam. My size 6.5 feet are about 12″ long, so 6′ tall people should fit in this just fine.

I would like to get a feel for how many of you are interested in this kind of thing. It could cost around $20/pair, because of how difficult it is to make, and sell. It actually requires more manual labour than normal short hosiery.

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Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Happy 2013!

May you be blessed with that many pairs of hosiery, this year!

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