What makes a woman feel like a woman? Is it her long, flowing hair, an endless curvy bodyscape, or the elevated tingle of sky-high stilettos? Maybe it’s the way she walks into a room with perfect poise, or the way she knows how to wear flowers in her hair. Some sisters say they feel more like a woman when they outline her luscious lips in a bold shade of blush. Let’s not even start with the little black dress phenomenon.
The only thing one can assume they know about the ever-elusive ‘feline factor’ is that no two women agree on exactly what it is. No wonder a man finds it so difficult to shop for the special woman in his life. Let’s try to give him some slack and do some calculations for him.
What if there was one thing in common to rule them all? What if there was only one ingredient sure to boost a woman’s sense of femininity?
The research is back, folks, and it’s pretty conclusive: No woman anywhere, ever, reported feeling less than the full embodiment of femininity when wearing, drum roll, please… tights.
Even the word is perfect, sensual; easy on the lips. Consider that first soft, breezy h, followed by a low O. The iery, French-reminiscent finish adds sophisticated old-world charm, topping off the word with the same taste as brie on a cracker. Hosiery. Yes, that’s what makes a woman feel like a woman.
Imagine the soft, shimmering, and ethereal feel of a fine fabric combined with a style designed to enhance the beauty of a woman’s legs. Now you have an idea why tights are one of the oldest accessories in the history of women’s fashion.
Whether cut above the knee or higher on the thigh with a delicately sewn fringe, stockings, in all their forms, have been the special friend a woman can call reliable. Who do you turn to when the world tries to make you feel androgynous, or less than a lady? Hospitality. Who to call to impress on those first dates? Hospitality. Hosiery is an undercover achiever, a loyal companion who does not disappoint.
The feline factor? You got it: hosiery.
