My Favorite Fall Layer: Hanes Tights

Thank you to Hanes Hosiery for sponsoring today’s post! All thoughts and opinions are my own.

If you’ve been following along on the blog for a while now, you probably know that I’m a huge girly girl. I always have been. As a child, it was a struggle to get me in jeans, and I was always the girl who was overdressed on picture day in a huge, frilly dress and patent leather Mary Janes. No regrets.
 

While I’ve somewhat embraced denim and pants as an adult, I always feel so much more put together in a dress or a skirt. If you ever visit my closet, you’ll see that it’s about 75% dresses and skirts, and 20% tops (don’t worry, I keep my pants in a dresser drawer!)

Even though it gets pretty darn cold in the Northeast, I still rock my dresses all throughout fall and winter thanks to my Hanes tights. I have almost an entire drawer full of tights and hosiery, just because I still rock dresses and skirts nearly every day. When shopping for new tights, I always check out Hanes® Perfects Tights collection. The price for Hanes tights is incredibly affordable, yet the quality is exceptional!

I love wearing my embellished sweater dress out on a fall date night, so I paired it with the Hanes® Perfect Nudes™, just so my legs look a little more flawless. I love that these Hanes tights give my legs an airbrushed look and match my skin tone almost perfectly (they’re available in 6 different skin tones and in black!) They’re also one of the only pairs of hosiery I own that doesn’t run super easily. The Hanes® Perfect Nudes™ are also perfect to wear in the office as well all year round if you’re in a bit more of a conservative office environment!

For a more laid-back look, I styled the Hanes® Perfect Tights in Grey with one of my favorite miniskirts, ankle boots, and a striped top. I wore these tights while on vacation in Upstate New York and they kept me incredibly warm. The Hanes® Perfect Tights have X-Temp™ technology that’s designed to adapt to your body temperature for all-day comfort: how cool is that?

How do you style dresses and skirts in the winter?

Photos by Tom McGovern