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Neutral Seamed Stockings for a multitude of Skintones by What Katie Did. What Katie Did launch new Coffee Seamed Stockings with a Contrast Chocolate Seam for an authentic 1940s and 1950s look.
LONDON - Californer -- What Katie Did today announced the launch of their new Coffee & Chocolate Seamed Stockings. What Katie Did is the first brand to introduce 1950s inspired Seamed Stockings in a range of different skintones from light champagne, through cinnamon, to nutmeg, to coffee.
The addition of a new contrast colourway: sheer coffee with chocolate foot seam and welt, gives an authentic 1940s and 1950s look on darker skintones.
'Stockings were actually surprisingly hard to keep in stock, but we ordered seamed stockings from What Katie Did. We'd go to What Katie Did for underwear and a couple other contemporary places that still carry more traditional style bras and undies'.
Lou Eyrich, costume designer for 'Hollywood' (Netflix).
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What Katie Did's Seamed Stockings have most recently been worn by Billie Eilish for British Vogue (June 2021) and they make a regular appearance on the silver screen having been worn sourced by:
⦁ The Crown (Netflix)
⦁ Peaky Blinders (BBC)
⦁ Ratched (Netflix)
And many more.
What Katie Did's Glamour Seamed Stockings in Coffee/Chocolate will be available from 23rd June 2021, at £12/$15. For more information about their extensive range of nude seamed stockings visit:
UK: https://www.whatkatiedid.com/collections/natural-seamed-stockings
US: https://us.whatkatiedid.com/collections/natural-seamed-stockings
What Katie Did have been recreating glamorous 1950s lingerie and fashion since 1999. All their pieces are designed and shipped from their head office in Berkshire, England while they also have a boutique and distribution outlet in Los Angeles.
The addition of a new contrast colourway: sheer coffee with chocolate foot seam and welt, gives an authentic 1940s and 1950s look on darker skintones.
'Stockings were actually surprisingly hard to keep in stock, but we ordered seamed stockings from What Katie Did. We'd go to What Katie Did for underwear and a couple other contemporary places that still carry more traditional style bras and undies'.
Lou Eyrich, costume designer for 'Hollywood' (Netflix).
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What Katie Did's Seamed Stockings have most recently been worn by Billie Eilish for British Vogue (June 2021) and they make a regular appearance on the silver screen having been worn sourced by:
⦁ The Crown (Netflix)
⦁ Peaky Blinders (BBC)
⦁ Ratched (Netflix)
And many more.
What Katie Did's Glamour Seamed Stockings in Coffee/Chocolate will be available from 23rd June 2021, at £12/$15. For more information about their extensive range of nude seamed stockings visit:
UK: https://www.whatkatiedid.com/collections/natural-seamed-stockings
US: https://us.whatkatiedid.com/collections/natural-seamed-stockings
What Katie Did have been recreating glamorous 1950s lingerie and fashion since 1999. All their pieces are designed and shipped from their head office in Berkshire, England while they also have a boutique and distribution outlet in Los Angeles.
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