Machiavellica Black Flame Fishnet Stockings Review by Marine

Watch Marine’s full review of the Machiavellica Black Flame Fishnet Stockings. In this video, Marine is joined by Luna, and together they try on two different patterned fishnet stockings purchased at the Machiavellica showroom in Córdoba. Marine tries the flame design while Luna wears a cross pattern, and both presenters share their impressions on fit, comfort, and styling across two different outfits.

The stockings come packaged in a simple transparent bag with a cardboard insert that displays the design. The flame motif runs along the lower part of the stocking, concentrated toward the foot and ankle area. The flames appear as small, detailed shapes within the fishnet construction, and while they can be a little difficult to see before wearing, both presenters agreed they become much more visible once the stockings are on the leg.

• Colour: black throughout, with no contrast tones in the pattern
• Design: small flame motifs positioned toward the lower leg and ankle
• Material: net construction with a softer, more flexible feel than heavily nylon-loaded alternatives
• Waistband: not overly tight; described as comfortable even with movement and sitting
• Toe area: the seam can sit awkwardly if the stocking is put on inside out, so orientation matters when dressing
• Snagging risk: the open net can catch on jewellery and accessories, so care is needed

On the comfort side, both Marine and Luna noted that the stockings feel softer than expected for a fishnet style. The waistband does not dig in or feel restrictive, and the overall fit allows for easy movement. Marine specifically mentioned that being comfortable enough to sit and move freely was important to her, and these met that standard. The material does not feel stiff or excessively synthetic against the skin.

For her first outfit, Marine paired the flame stockings with a black mini skirt, a casual cotton top with small bows at the front, and black ankle boots with a gold zip detail. The entirely black colour palette kept the focus on the stocking design, and the short hemline allowed the flame pattern near the ankle to remain visible. The gold hardware on the boots complemented the look without competing with the net design.

Both presenters observed that these stockings work particularly well when the rest of the outfit leans toward the elegant or classic side, because the gothic fishnet pattern adds an edge that contrasts pleasantly with more refined pieces. Marine described it as mixing elegance with a grittier, more personal touch. Luna’s cross-patterned pair produced a similar effect with her outfit, and both agreed that the designs from this brand tend toward the original and varied rather than the generic.

The overall verdict from both Marine and Luna was positive. They had purchased from the Machiavellica showroom before and found the quality to be consistently reliable, with nets that feel well constructed and comfortable rather than cheap or scratchy. The flame design in particular was singled out as a strong choice for anyone wanting to add a distinctive detail to an all-black look without putting in much additional styling effort.

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