Spanx: The Summer Wedding Essential from MyTights.com

Spanx shapewear is perfect for wedding season style, whether you are mother of the bride, bridesamid or the birde herself - look your best with Spanx on the big day.

2011-04-29

LONDON, ENGLAND, April 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Royal Marriage of William and Kate kicks will kick the wedding season off in style and we'll all be planning for our own special summer events. Whether you are lucky enough to be the mother of the bride, a bridesmaid or the bride herself you need to look your best on the big day so give your figure a little helping hand with Spanx shapewear. Whatever the length of your hemline or the shape of your neckline, whether you have opted for floaty or figure hugging - there is a Spanx shapewear solution for you from MyTights.com.

Girls that have chosen very figure hugging outfits should opt for the Spanx Slim Cognito range. Not only do these products offer the strongest control in the entire Spanx range but they are completely seam-free to make them invisible under clothing. Made from a super strong, tightly knitted fabric, they will shape and firm your bottom, flatten your stomach and pull in your waist to give the desirable hourglass shape that every girl craves. Available in full shaping bodysuits, shaping slips and shaping shorts and panties there is a style to suit every hemline.

If you look is more silky and floaty the Spanx Slimplicity range is perfect for this look. Made from a super strong spandex fabric with a high shine finish, the fabric on your dress will simply glide off the surface of your shapewear eliminating unsightly clinging and bunching on even the finest of fabrics. Offering strong compression with a single layer of fabric means that the Spanx Slimplicity range is ideal for wearing under light summer dresses.

The Spanx Slimplicity Strapless Full Slip is perfect to wear under those strapless wedding and bridesmaid dresses. With its band of silicon around the top it will stay in place all day and pull in your waist and smooth your silhouette.

For low cut outfits or girls that need good bust support, the Spanx Slimplicity range also includes open bust bodysuits and camisoles. Providing smoothing and shaping high up the back and around the bra line, these are perfect to eliminate any unsightly bulges on the back area. This open bust shapewear can be worn with any style of bra to suit any number of different necklines.

Wedding photographs are treasured for a lifetime, so make sure you look your best from every angle with world renowned shapewear brand Spanx. Browse the full range of Spanx products at MyTights.com for a shapewear solution to suit every outfit.

Mytights.com is an online hosiery brand specialising in all sorts of hosiery and shapewear, view all Mytights products at www.mytights.com

The aim of MyTights.com is to have hosiery suitable for every size, shape and occasion. To make sure that you find exactly what you want, products have been examined in detail as well as being tested so that every aspect of each product is clearly described in simple terms.

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