I tend to wear a lot of dresses, even through winters. I'm updating my work wardrobe and decluttering while we're still WFH. I have tons of varieties of black and gray opaque tights that I used to wear with dresses to work prior to WFH. At some point we will go back - are these unprofessional looking, or can I keep wearing them with dresses through the winter?
https://www.jcrew.com/p/womens/categories/accessories/socks-and-tights/tights/control-top-opaque-tights/F9899?display=standard&fit=Classic&color_name=black&colorProductCode=F9899 |
Yes I wear tights to keep myself warm in the winter. it's more about what you're wearing over the tights, how short your skirt is, etc. |
Every woman in my federal office wears opaque tights in the winter. |
Umm, I'm a lobbyist that needs to dress in business clothing and I wear opaque tights when it's cold and I'm wearing a skirt or dress. |
What? Opaque tights are the rule, transparent the exception. |
How would they not be acceptable? I've worn them with my suits even to Congress.
Also, with feds pretty much anything goes... other than shorts! Shorts on a guy and too risque clothes on a woman are the only things I've ever seen people get written up for. |
Opaque is back baby! |
My workplace as well. |
I have not seen anyone under 60 wear transparent hose. Everyone wears opaque tights. |
I am also very confused by this. The only time I could see opaque tights looking off is with a full on power suit. Maybe.
But unprofessional? Are you wearing the red plaid nightgown dress to work? Then maybe. |
That I understood this reference and laughed means I have been spending waaaaaay to much time in this forum lately. |
Doesn’t Diane Feinstein make her staffers wear pantyhose? I wonder if opaque is allowed. |
*too much |
Opaque tights are always appropriate in any business setting. |
Unless you are one of those women who wears summer dresses with opaque tights during the winter, then that is a NO. |