What color stockings should I wear with a floral print dress to a summer wedding?

A summer wedding is so romantic and is perfect for a floral print dress. Choosing the right color of stockings seems to be difficult for almost everyone today. Some summer months can be very hot and humid, so if you have good-looking, tanned legs it is perfectly alright and might be better, to go without stockings. However, stockings will give you a more polished look at a summer wedding.

With a floral print dress you can wear ultra, ultra-sheer nude-colored or neutral (flesh) colored stockings. In the fall or winter, a floral dress that has a lot of black can be worn with ultra-sheer black stockings. Avoid wearing stockings with patterns or fishnets. Your floral print dress makes a statement and one statement in every outfit is enough.

Tip: You can go with or without stockings with closed toe footwear.

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