Plus Size Stockings without Suspenders
Glamory Deluxe 20 Lace Top Hold-Ups
Glamoury Deluxe 20 wide lace top hold-ups without straps, held up by elastic bands, size 40-62
$17.04
Glamory Couture 20 Back Seamed Hold-Ups
Feminine elegance for sensual curves: 20 den back seamed hold-ups from Glamory, also in plus size
$19.83
Glamory My Size Allure Shiny Hold-Ups
Glittery is the best way to go for wedding hosiery with these sheer plus size hold-ups with lace patterned thigh bands
$14.90
Glamory Mesh Fishnet Hold-Ups
Glamory fishnet hold-ups with delicate lace tops with silicone bands, also available in plus size (40-62)
$18.17
Glamory My Size Vital 70 Compression Hold-Ups
Glamory 70 den semi-transparent compression Hold-Ups with light support capabilities, sizes 40-62
$18.75
Glamory Vital 40 Support Hold-Ups
Knitted with extra width on upper thighs to support those with extra curves, these hold-ups also come with a support function
$19.18 now only $17.04
- - 11 %
Glamory Micro 60 Opaque Hold-Ups
Classy chic, soft microfiber quality plus size hold-ups for voluptuous curves, 2 color options, size 40-62
$16.02
Lida stockings protector thight grith 50-100cm
Lida stockings protector 20DEN 20DEN thight grith 50-100cm
$13.40 now only $6.70
- - 50 %
Feeling the need to spice things up? Then you've arrived at the perfect destination. Check out our selection of plus size stockings without suspenders that stay up through silicone based tops. Now there's no more hassle with those pesky straps, but you can still get the ideal sensual look whether it be at the office or on the go. We have variations with different colors and materials with options like lace or fishnet to suit your every need. These plus size options are suited for the curvier figure, but are by no means any less sexy.
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Read more...When did "plus size" begin?
Lane Bryant began the plus size evolution during the 1920s with its new clothing line inspired from pregnant mothers called "For the Stout Women" that included bustlines from 38-56 in. Though Lane Bryant's product line was revolutionary for the time, plus size wasn't considered mainstream until the end of the 1970s when a study was released that the age of the baby boomers was coming to an end. The modeling agency Mary Duffy was the first to include plus size models on the catwalk, making this line the fast growing retail line for 2 decades. The first fully plus size fashion show, however, didn't occur until 2013 during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Currently, the category of plus size has seen many new innovations that have extended to include all types of clothing as well as the regularity of plus size models in all walks of life.
