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Spring has arrived, and fashion hosiery is the perfect way to update your look with the seasons new trends, particularly with the unpredictable British weather!

Get the Hottest Summer Trends in an Instant with MyTights.com
2012-04-05
LONDON, ENGLAND, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) With the arrival of spring, fashion tights are one of the fastest and most affordable ways to update your look with the new season's key trends. From sporty neons to girly pastels and flirty florals, make over your wardrobe for Spring/Summer with MyTights.com.

With the 2012 Olympics fast approaching, sporty looks are a big trend for Spring and Summer. Get the luxe sport look by incorporating flashes of neon into your look with coloured tights and socks. Emilio Cavallini's new range of fashion tights is best for patterns in ultra bright colours with Leopard Print Sheer Coloured Tights and All Over White Pinwheels Tights available in fluorescent pinks, neon greens and electric blues and purples. Emilio Cavallini have also created a range of opaque knee high socks in luminous colours including orange, yellow and pink. Worn with skirts and sandals they'll add a dash of sporty colour to your look and capture one of the summer's biggest trends in an instant.

In contrast to neon brights, sugary pastels were also a big theme on the Spring Summer catwalks. The most fashionable outfits this spring will combine soft pink, blue, mint and lilac for style inspired by the sweet shop. Get the pastel look from top to toe by accessorising with coloured hosiery like Jonathan Aston's Sheer Coloured Tights which come in just the right translucent pastel shades of pink, purple and green. When summer really hots up, move from sheer tights to pastel coloured ankle socks like the sweet Pamela Mann Sheer Heart Ankle Socks in pink or the Falke Family All Round Socks in Bluebell, Lupine or Parfait.

Flowers have made a big comeback for Spring Summer 2012 and hosiery is one of the most flattering ways to update your look with the floral trend. Choose Jonathan Aston's Bouquet Tights which feature clusters of blooming roses for a fresh summery look. For a new way to wear florals, Trasparenze's new fashion tights collection includes the elegant Ardith Tights which feature a delicate pattern of flowers which look like they are growing from the heel and up the back of the leg.

Neon, pastels and floral patterns are just a few of the key summer trends amongst the incredible range of fashion tights at MyTights.com. Fashion tights and socks are the easiest and most affordable ways to update your look for the new Spring Summer season. Get the most fashionable legs this summer with MyTights.com.

The aim of www.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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[Press-News.org] Get the Hottest Summer Trends in an Instant with MyTights.com
Spring has arrived, and fashion hosiery is the perfect way to update your look with the seasons new trends, particularly with the unpredictable British weather!