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    Would it be wrong, in formal attire, to wear solid colored hose with a contrastingly colored hose cuff?

    For example, black hose with a gray cuff. I'm thinking of the STM's Royal Cuff kilt hose.

    If there is an issue with skin tone and a color it can be buffered with a favorable color between it and the showing skin. One is probably already wearing a black formal jacket which is buffered by the white shirt.

    And as I posted above, I understand that it is best to wear tartan or diced hose with the formal outfit.
    Last edited by Bugbear; 11th January 09 at 10:56 AM.
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