LONDON, ENGLAND, April 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Wolford's new Spring Summer 2011 collection has already been spotted on hot hosiery lover Jessie J as well as Tulisa from N-Dubz. Not only does luxury brand Wolford still cut it in the high fashion stakes, but endorsement from hot urban music stars has meant that fashionable girls are now desperate to copy the looks of their favourite stars. Browse the range of Wolford Tights from MyTights.com to copy the coolest celebrity and high fashion looks.
Ever since Cheryl Cole famously wore Wolford's Bondage Tights for her performances of her single "Promise This", Wolford Tights have become a must have fashion item. Girls who are still in love with this look can make a similar style statement with Wolford's new Hero Tights which feature the same criss-crossed ribbon design up the leg.
Fans of the Wolford tights have also grown amongst the latest crop of music stars. Jessie J wore the Wolford Nola Tights to the Brit Awards earlier this year and grabbed headlines with the distinctive spot design which runs down the outside of the leg.
Urban music star Tulisa from N-Dubz was recently photographed looking super sophisticated in the Wolford Artiste Tights. These show stopping Wolford tights have laces which run from the mid-thigh to the foot which look like an over the knee boot. These sexy tights have sheer nude design around the top of the leg which provides an eye catching contrast.
It's not just music stars that love Wolford some of the best designers at London Fashion Week chose to accessorise their collections with Wolford tights. The eclectic collection by Clements Ribiero was styled with the Wolford Sousan Tights. These bold tights feature an ornamental circle design which is laser cut to show little flashes of bare leg underneath. They look great worn with a mix of prints, as showcased at Clements Ribiero, or as a statement piece in their own right with a little black dress.
By choosing the Wolford Rebecca tights, Temperley were leading in the trend for spots. The chic and sophisticated Wolford Rebecca Tights are feature a delicate spotted design which is pretty and feminine and works for girls of any age.
With both mainstream and high fashion credentials like this, it is no wonder that there is a growing army of Wolford fans. As the favourite tights of the celebrity and the fashionista alike it is hard to go wrong with the fabulous collection of classic looks in the Wolford range at MyTights.com.
For more information about the full range of hosiery avaiable from MyTights, please visit http://www.mytights.com.
Dress Like a Star with Wolford Hosiery from MyTights.com
Get your favourite celebrity look with Wolford's brand new spring/summer collection at MyTights.com. Jessie J & Tulisa love this hot new range!
2011-04-15
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