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10 Best Patterned Tights for Spring/Summer
Posted:
July 14, 2022
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Fashion and Trends
Summer is right around the corner. While tights might not be the first thing you picture when you imagine your summer closet, funky patterned tights are a capsule closet staple. They’re the perfect way to add a touch of your personality to any outfit, whether it’s a floral skirt or a white maxi dress.
Tights are effortlessly chic. They’ve jumped to the front of the accessory section in every department store after several luxury brands released their own monogram printed tights. We’ve all seen the coveted Gucci and Chanel tights that are like gold dust.
Don’t worry. You don’t need to break the bank to jump on the patterned tights trend. At The Tight Spot, we’ve curated a collection of the best patterned tights from some of our favourite brands – including Walford, Pearl & Poseidon, and Couture Hosiery. If you’re looking for an accessory to shake up your closet, spot tights may be your new signature. We’re sharing 10 of the best funky tights to buy for spring/summer 2022.
Bring an English garden to your closet with these rose patterned tights by Wolford. The British brand is famous for being the go-to choice for the Duchess of Cambridge, making them the ultimate investment in your closet.
These 20 denier Wolford tights feature an intricate all-over rose design that elongates your legs. You could style them with a pastel dress or keep it simple with a white skirt and button-up blouse. These Wolford tights have a comfortable waistband and cotton gusset for all-day wear. Choose the ‘fairly light’ shade to show off your summer tan!
Do you find yourself drawn to the night sky? These cosmic inspired patterned tights by Gabriella feature a moon and star print that elevates any outfit. They’re a budget friendly option for anyone experimenting with spot tights for the first time.
You can choose between the black shade for a classic look or have fun with the natural shade. These patterned tights will add a quirky feel to an evening look if you’re heading out for cocktails with friends or celebrating a special occasion.
Everywhere you look, you’ll see crochet making an appearance in fashion trends. It’s effortlessly chic and an easy way to add an elegant touch to any outfit. These patterned tights by Wolford are a transitional staple, taking your outfits from one season to the next.
These quirky tights are made using recycled yarns that are sustainable while giving you a luxuriously soft finish. They’re an easy way to start experimenting with funky tights with the marshmallow pink shade add a feminine feel to your summer closet. Style with your signature nude tights and a smock dress for a casual springtime look.
Spring is the perfect time to fall in love with florals. These patterned tights by Falke Hosiery incorporate a powder blue print. We think they’re the perfect plus one for a summer wedding, adding a fun twist to a wedding guest look or a bridesmaid outfit.
You can match these tights to soft dusty shades or create a contrast with everyday neutrals. Whether you’re wearing a pencil skirt or a pleated maxi dress, these patterned tights are guaranteed to turn heads. The secret to styling them is to keep the rest of your accessories neutral to balance out your look.
Tights are an easy way to add vintage trends to your closet. One of our favourites is semi-sheer tights. The ‘Sharon’ patterned tights by Fiore Hosiery are a 70s-inspired style that takes its inspiration from Hollywood icon, Sharon Tate.
Channel your inner ‘70s style icon by styling these patterned tights with denim shorts and a feminine blouse with an intricate floral or lace detailing. The semi-sheer 30 denier finish means you can wear them through the warmest days of summer.
Are you experimenting with patterned tights for the first time? Dot tights are always the best place to start. These 15 denier dot tights by Pearl & Poseidon have an ultra-shine finish for extra versatility. They’re a playful way to add something different to your summer closet.
As they’re 15 denier tights, you can wear them with all your spring staples – from espadrilles to stilettoes and wedges. Keep it classic with a black or nude shade to start your collection of spot tights.
Finding plus size patterned tights can be a challenge. At Tight Spot, we’re dedicated to finding tights that flatter every body type and shape. One of our favourite styles is the polka dot tights by Pamela Mann Hosiery. These size-inclusive funky tights are available in up to a size XXXL.
They’re a budget friendly way to start wearing patterned tights and feature a polka dot pattern with a cotton gusset. These tights are universally flattering and easy to style with a romper, summer dress, or your favourite denim shorts.
Do you want a designer look on a budget? You don’t have to spend hundreds of patterned tights from luxury brands. These patterned tights by Fiore give you a classic monogram look that is right on-trend. This staple style is the perfect addition to a capsule closet and a pair you’ll reach for every season.
Give your little black dress an update with these floral tights. They’re the perfect way to add a romantic twist to an LBD. This budget-friendly style incorporates a tapestry flower pattern that is right on trend with the ‘cottagecore’ and ‘grandmillenial’ aesthetics.
No list of the best funky tights is complete without mentioning leopard tights. They’re a classic that has stood the test of time. We love this style by Fiore Hosiery for its subtle leopard print. It’s the perfect way to add a flirtatious twist to a simple dress. You’ll want to finish your look off with a statement pair of heels.
Are you looking to add patterned tights to your closet? Shop our latest patterned tights arrivals from the best hosiery brands delivered right to your door worldwide.
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