No, I don't mean getting your tights too close to the fire so that they melt - as these girls are in danger of doing.
I refer to the fact that the German company URB have created eye-catching legwear with a pair of “melting” tights. The impression is of molten material running down the wearer’s legs.
Hand made from latex and a thin layer of baby powder, the tights a currently retail for around $50 US. Well I guess it shows that tights are not boring and designers are always finding new ways to use them.
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| Perhaps not the tights for that job interview |
But $50 a throw is a bit steep for even the most dedicated tights lover. Being a leader in leg fashion costs. Wonder if you can make them yourself from off the shelf tights? (Please leave links to pages about this in the comments section and I'll do a post on it). Also there are lots of cool designs out there that don't cost you quite $50.
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| Nice tights shame about the shoes |
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| Looks better in your stocking feet |
Still if you can't afford real melting tights or even patterned tights perhaps you can buy a virtual pair!
I refer to the fact that the German company URB have created eye-catching legwear with a pair of “melting” tights. The impression is of molten material running down the wearer’s legs.
Hand made from latex and a thin layer of baby powder, the tights a currently retail for around $50 US. Well I guess it shows that tights are not boring and designers are always finding new ways to use them.
But $50 a throw is a bit steep for even the most dedicated tights lover. Being a leader in leg fashion costs. Wonder if you can make them yourself from off the shelf tights? (Please leave links to pages about this in the comments section and I'll do a post on it). Also there are lots of cool designs out there that don't cost you quite $50.
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