No-brand black fishnet tights with fake suspenders review | Felicia x Es Glamísima!

Watch Felicia’s full review of the no-brand black fishnet tights with fake suspenders, an Es Glamísima episode where the verdict is anything but generous. Felicia opens the package, tries the tights with two very different outfits and closes with a score that leaves no room for doubt.

The parcel itself sets the tone. Felicia unwraps what she describes as a rather sad little bag, saved only by a small heart printed on it, and admits she cannot even remember exactly what she ordered. When the tights come out, the recognition is immediate: they are very close to another fishnet pair she reviewed not long ago, the one that laddered almost instantly. The mesh gauge here is different, but the concept is the same, built around the printed suspender detail running up the front of the leg.

The pattern is the first thing she struggles with. Looking closely at the mesh, Felicia cannot quite identify what the design is meant to represent. Her best guess is a flower motif, repeated across the fishnet structure, but the shape never resolves into anything clearly readable. She bought this pair specifically to step outside her comfort zone, since she tends to buy variations of the same style over and over, and while the pattern does make these different from her usual choices, different does not automatically mean better.

The toe construction gets a slightly warmer reception. Felicia rates the toe seam as acceptable, and notably better than the previous pair she reviewed, which is faint praise but praise nonetheless. The mesh gauge also works in the tights’ favour. She points out that large fishnet openings tend to press into the skin and leave visible marks, while this smaller, tighter mesh sits far more comfortably against the leg and photographs much better in movement.

The first styling is deliberately casual, and Felicia is honest that the combination does not convince her. What she does like, and she repeats this several times through the video, is the fake suspender line itself. Running vertically up the leg, it creates a slimming visual effect, although she notes the effect works against itself: the line lengthens the leg while the surrounding pattern visually widens it. She also observes there is no indication of which side is meant to face front, which suggests the tights could effectively be worn either way round.

For the second look she switches to something more structured, partly to give viewers a proper view of the toe and sole detail as she always does, and partly because the tights are extremely shiny. In her own reading, the busier fishnet pattern competes for attention, and a more composed outfit pulls the shine back down to a wearable level. The balance works well enough that she says she would happily wear this combination out for a drink, even though she admits the tights are not particularly comfortable to wear for long.

The final verdict is blunt. Felicia gives the tights a five out of ten and lists exactly why:

• The mesh pattern never reads clearly and does not flatter the leg
• The fabric feels slippery and cheap, with poor structure and containment
• The toe area is cut too large and does not adhere properly to the foot
• Overall build quality is well below what she expects, even at this price level
• The only genuine positive is the fake suspender detail, which she likes a lot

Her closing thought is that she has been on an unlucky run with recent hosiery orders, which is exactly the kind of honesty that makes these reviews worth watching. This is not the first fishnet pair she has tested on the channel, and she encourages viewers to browse the other reviews from her and from the rest of the Es Glamísima team, where the results have often been considerably more positive.

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