Hosiery Layering

No doubt it's one of the less practiced method of wearing hosiery, I have not had an outdoor experience with it, so I'll just write about how it felt.  This is a throwback post as I have done this experiment, probably 3 weeks ago so here it is.

Did some reading and figured out that before venturing into patterned hoisery, layering could be one way.  Wore pair of Miniso Pantyhose, 水, in Light Grey, which was layered over by Camilia Support Pantyhose, in Mint shade, so here's how it looks:

Layering: Camilia Support Pantyhose, in Mint shade over Miniso Pantyhose, 水, in Light Grey.

Layering gives this interesting swirl effect due to the interwining layers of yarn between 2 pairs of hosiery, however, it does felt a little warm at the panty area, so a better idea to curb this is to go with sheer to waists.

Shall try hosing out in this one day and see how it goes!

Outdoor Hose Report - Tanned Mint

Another short hoseout for this dinner outing with partner, to wrap up the weekend after all's needed are done.

I was considering between the Peavey Pantyhose, California, Suntan and Camilia Support Pantyhose, Mint shade, and settled for the latter since it'll be short being the night before a week's work begins.  Matched it off with Cotton On women's patch pocket shorts, reddish brown, and the Weinbreinner walking shoes, which too, are looking pretty done with all the extensive walks in it.

Took a bus instead as it has less walking time, had our meals and just got some stuff for the home before heading back.  The hose shade looked completely natural - one of the fine and thin-yarn range of hose which can only be found in certain stores.

Crossed Mints - Just before bedtime.

As the outing was pretty short and there wasn't ample space and time for hosed leg shots, here are some taken when I got home.  Kept them on as I was watching TV till it was bedtime:

Another shot of how it looks under neutral white artificial light.

Hosed Mission Successful.