Which red seamed tights should I choose?
The What Katie Did Contrast Seamed Tights Champagne/Red are inspired by 1950s stockings. The champagne leg looks natural, and the red seam and heel stand out clearly at the back of the leg, which gives a playful vintage look. The Giulia Love Chic Backseam Suspender Tights have a sheer backseam and a mock suspender design at the top of the thigh, so they give the look of seamed stockings and a belt in one garment.
How do I wear red seamed tights?
A red seam suits pin-up and 1950s outfits, swing dance nights, Christmas parties and Valentine's Day. Pair the What Katie Did style with red shoes or a red lip to pick up the seam colour. The Giulia style suits evenings with a fitted dress or a skirt with a slit. Keep the outfit simple so the seam is the main detail.
How do I keep the seam straight?
Put seamed tights on slowly, one leg at a time. Line the seam up with the centre of the heel before pulling them up, and check in a mirror before they reach the knee. It is much harder to straighten a seam once the tights are fully on. The right size helps, as tights that are too big are more likely to twist and pull the seam off line. See Seamed Tights and Red Tights.