Unlike the laddies, ladies have many hosiery options (unless, of course, you are a laddy who dresses like a lady).
I started femulating when ladies wore stockings with seams that were suspended by garters, typically, the garters built-into the girdles they wore.
That's how I started, but shortly thereafter, my hosiery supplier (Mom) switched to a new type of hosiery: stockings without seams. Since Mom switched, I also switched to stockings without seams, which were still suspended by “my” panty girdle (“my” because my girdle was “borrowed” from Mom).
A few years later, Mom switched again – to a another new type of hosiery: pantyhose. I switched too and wore pantyhose for over 35 years.
About ten years ago, I switched to thigh-high stockings with built-in stay-up support (I prefer the Berkshire brand). In general, I am very happy with the switch. During warm weather, they are cooler than pantyhose. In all weather, they are sexier than pantyhose and when nature calls, thigh highs are a non-issue unlike pantyhose.
My only complaint with thigh highs is that sometimes there is slippage and I have to find a ladies’ room to pull them back up, although, I do admit to sneaking a surreptitious thigh-high adjustment outside the confines of the ladies' room if the coast is clear.
I am curious.
What type of hosiery do you girls wear when you are dressing up?
Leave a comment or e-mail me with your answers.
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| Wearing A.L.C. |
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| Irakli femulating Alena Apina on Russian television’s One to One! You can view the femulation on YouTube. |