Stronger than traditional nylons, our Tamara Toeless Pantyhose are the highest quality to resist tears and snags. The spandex blend provides a light feel and flexible fit to flatter your body. Tamara Pantyhose are sheer to waist with a cotton crotch for a “barely there” look with NO panty lines. These panthose will give your legs a subtle sheen while glossing over imperfections like varicose veins.
Sultry Open Toe Pantyhose for All Occasions Pair these tights with our Dolfin shorts for the perfect Hooters style costume! These are designed to match the updated Hooters uniform worn with no-show footie, no panty lines, and no sliding up your foot. Not only are they able to remain in place, they’re comfortable too! Many other toeless pantyhose and tights do not have this knitted support and end up resting around your ankles by the end of the day. A 2” knitted cut fits snugly around your foot, preventing the material from sliding up uncomfortably. Trust our Tamara Hosiery to hold their shape better than regular Nylons. These toeless Tamara pantyhose are perfect for wearing to work, the gym, or when having fun out.
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You no longer have to decide between wearing professional pantyhose and showing off your pedicure! These new pantyhose can be worn with open toe shoes and sandals for the best of both worlds. Tamara Toeless Pantyhose are one of the best-kept hosiery secrets for Hooters waitresses, cheerleaders and figure skaters. It’s as if we put the consumer to sleep and the only way to wake her up is with new and different products.Product Features Tamara Open Toe Pantyhose #TH170 Holland said he’s optimistic: “We may find the product you’ll eventually try and like. “For the younger people, it might be fun if they wanted to make it funkier,” said Deborah Boria, executive director of design and merchandising for Hanes, Donna Karan and DKNY. DKNY, for example, sells bright pink and blue toeless hose in addition to the nude-colored versions. To reach young consumers, Holland said, companies have to be more innovative. He said older women are wearing pantyhose less often, and younger women are a tougher audience because they’re not in the habit of wearing pantyhose regularly. The problem is, they’re not wearing them as much. “A woman always looks more finished with pantyhose.”Ībout 70% of women ages 18 to 65 wear pantyhose, said Jed Holland, vice president and general manager of Kayser-Roth Corp., a Greensboro, N.C., hosiery manufacturer. “Girls who go without pantyhose are real losers,” Baldrige said. “There’s no sense of decorum,” Baldrige said.īaldrige, who wears stockings and closed-toe shoes even on the hottest of summer days, recommends that employers set up strict rules about appropriate clothing and grooming.
Letitia Baldrige, etiquette expert and former chief of staff to first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, says the bare-legged, no-hose look is just part of a larger trend of businesspeople dressing sloppily and inappropriately at work.
Isner recommends that people who wear sandals get pedicures and keep their feet presentable: “At least take as much care of your toenails as your fingernails. “The foot is probably the most unkempt part of your body.” With sandals, every unpleasant part of the foot-from crusty, dry heels to broken and too-long toenails-gets exposed, he said.
“I truly believe it’s a grooming issue,” said Terry Isner, chief marketing officer at Patton Boggs, a Washington law firm. Although companies in other places, such as New York, have long considered dressy sandals OK, some fashion consultants and companies aren’t so sure. Out of 1,020 large employers across the country, 43% of companies have a casual workplace every day and 15% of employers allow casual dress on Friday only, according to a 2000 poll by Hewitt Associates, a Lincolnshire, Ill., human resources consulting firm.įreedom from hose has its price. “Workplace casual” doesn’t show any signs of letting up.
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