Kendall Jenner reveals the winter accessory that will upgrade any look

In a world where fashion trends shift at lightning speed, sometimes the simplest items make the most impact. Supermodel Kendall Jenner, chosen to lead CALZEDONIA’s new tights campaign, proves that tights are much more than a functional accessory—they can transform any basic look into something sophisticated.

"Almost unrecognizable: the Kendall Jenner makeover." According to Jenner's stylist, tights are the ultimate fall-winter accessory. "They’re not only warm but also smooth the leg and elevate any outfit," she explained in an interview. She believes the key is in the right combinations: "The perfect way to wear tights is with a mini skirt and a turtleneck—there's something about the covered-yet-revealing look that feels so sophisticated and confident."

CALZEDONIA’s new collection brings a true revolution to the world of tights. Instead of sticking to classic black, the brand offers 11 different skin-tone shades, catering to a range from the lightest to the darkest complexions. "It’s a real revolution in fashion," says the brand’s marketing director. "Finally, every woman can find her perfect shade."

The trend extends to a variety of patterns and textures: opaque tights alongside those with a subtle sheen, elegant matte finishes, and even tights adorned with stones, embroidery, and lace. "The hot trend of the season is definitely bold colors," shares Jenner’s stylist. "From dramatic red to deep autumn hues—it's the perfect way to enhance any look."

How to Wear Them Right

• For a classic look: Skin-toned tights with a short dress and turtleneck
• For a bold look: Colorful tights with a black mini skirt and boots
• For office style: Opaque tights paired with a pencil skirt and stilettos
• For evening wear: Lace or embellished tights with a little black dress

"Tights are not just an accessory," Jenner's stylist concludes. "They’re the item that can take any look from basic to sophisticated. This year, we’re seeing women embrace more colors and patterns, and the results are simply stunning."