Knee high socks with sweater dress?

[Anonymous]

Yes or no to this style?

[Citizenkirk]

Same old same old and on every single day whether it be this girl school uniform or some allegedly new trend in intellectual sexual fetishes still same old same old.
Hate to break it to you but the days of Bebop and hanging out at the soldier jerk on Friday night ended in the late 50s completely demolished by The rage of Woodstock and the flower power brigade. Tie-dye rules long socks lose. They're just getting the way of that free love action don't you know babe. Two time consuming to take off and almost got the patience for mine on a hot day when you're obviously going to look hotter having them off, anyway. No more socks (socks- slang term for socia's, of the social class, the upper class, the wealthy elites class the rich b**** class, as my grandma Rose always called them. Rich, uptight, social class of the fifties, always getting into fights with the leather jacketed greasers, who roll around on their Harleys) to impress so why include them in your dress?

[JackSmy]

Those socks are retro, and they were SUPER sexy, probably before you were born!
They need to be OVER the knee, and a few inches up, with the short sweater dress, or miniskirt!
The point is just a little visible skin, teasing, and the short dress, or mini!

[PBandJ_Nerd]

I like long sweaters with leggings, tights, or long socks. To me it isn't only comfy and warm, but also hot/sexy to an extent while also being modest at the same time.

[Emma_Edw]

I wish I could wear stuff like this! But I feel like oversized shirts don't work on tall girls, they never cover my butt.

[Everyoneisplastic]

Super cute. I want to wake up to a girl walking around wearing nothing with high socks and my sweater, then go up to her and hold her tight as we dream of our future together.

[Cmoreins]

The sweater dress is too short; bend over and it's all out there. At home, sure. In public, I'd wear either black stockings, pleather spanx, or leggings. I'd also pair it with thigh high or knee high boots. Or black leggings with black ankle boots.

[jshm2]

Only if you are dark skinned enough. Otherwise it looks like you're trying to cover a corpse.

[kikino]

They're both cute but it's kind of an at home/relaxed outfit. Or maybr a date night. (going off pictures) It would really bother me what she wears as long as she's comfortable and confident.

[wankiam]

i find that look very sexy but up to you what you wear... whatever feels comfortable is usually a good guide to whether or not you should wear a certain outfit

[Gooblegobble]

I'm always down for knee highs, but the sweater dress isn't a great look, unless your guy is attracted to rectangles with knee high socks on.

[MissDawn7961]

no ! try wearing long pants with that top for that top is to short to be worn with just socks ! thanks

[bklynbadboy1]

Love it but what really matters is what there wearing under it!

[sabwafair]

Not Hot, just looks like your too lazy to get dressed.

[Blitzfire138]

I love it personally. Even better when the socks get too stretched out and end up falling down. Too cute in my opinion

[lanadelrey25]

I wear that combo all the time! but I wear thigh high socks not knee high

[Saturnxox]

I prefer thigh high boots with this unstead of the socks.
I don't like the look of those socks.

[helva]

Seems ok for the first. Not sure for the second girl.

[KatherineJ]

I prefer tights or leggings myself. If it’s cold enough to wear a sweater dress, that means I am trying to stay warm!

[sheikalana]

It's a yes to stay at home for me. It looks really comfy.

[Bang5luts]

Depending on what the occasion is. At home I believe that's fine, I do not however believe in the work place would be a good venue though

[douride2]

May be it's an age thing but no never liked that style.

[Anonymous]

Weirdly enough I feel like sweater dresses look much more gorgeous on plus size women compared to thinner women ❤

[loveslongnails]

Top girl, yes... bottom girl, no.. don't like the sweater.

[zagor]

Wouldn't want you to wear it to a job interview, but it's fine with me.