By Soni Panda x

Day 7 of my holdups of the day series brings a unique twist to the classic thigh‑high silhouette with these Fiore Eluxa Toeless Hold‑Ups – and yes, they’re another wishlist treat straight from Amazon.

Fiore is a Polish hosiery brand celebrated across Europe for pairing quality construction with thoughtful design, and these Eluxa hold‑ups are a great example of what that reputation is built on. Rather than a traditional closed toe, they feature an open‑toed design that gives you freedom to pair them with open‑toe shoes, sandals or statement heels without hiding your pedicure.

These hold‑ups are ideal if you’re looking to blend classic French allure with practical wearability, especially when warmer weather and open‑toed footwear come into play.

I’ve reviewed similar tights before from other brands if you wish to check them out;

Clio Summer Glow Open Toe Tights

Wolford Toe Fusion Leggings

Gatta Open Feet Toeless Tights

Wolford Luxe 9 Toeless Tights

Tramps Bryannna High Waisted Tights (Blue)

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The Spec

Colour: Tan

Size: Small

Denier: 20

Materials: 86% Polyamide & 14% Elastane

Price: £9.99

Website: Amazon – Fiore “Eluxa Toeless Hold-ups 20 Denier

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My Outfit

A little black and white today, because I haven’t worn this skirt in so long and I thought it would go perfectly with today’s look. I went with my one shoulder striped top, along with the butterfly skirt and simple mules to finish the look.

My Deets

Top: H&M

Skirt: AX Paris

Holdups: Fiore

Mules: Vocosi

The Review

From The Website: Toeless hold-up with lace tops and sheer legs. Made from single-covered Elastane yarn for durability. Perfect for wearing with open shoes and flip-flops.

The Packaging

Getting Them On: I did wear my gloves to help me get them on this morning as I’m working with a thinner denier again and of course, open toes.

I did my scrunch and roll, taking care going over my anklets before rolling them up the legs.

On The Legs: of course we gotta start off with the colour. Now I love a good tan shade, where it gives this lovely shade to the legs effortlessly – but I have to say doing open toe tights in this colour is really odd. I didn’t think about it when I got them, but it looks really off. I suppose having a more natural shade would blend so much better and not look out of place.

The quality of this pair are great, until I managed to snag them. Luckily, it didn’t turn into anything. Fiore I usually like as an affordable option that works well all day with no issues (bar today!)

The fit of these are spot on, and were perfect for me. I had plenty of stretch to them, so I got even coverage on the legs. I didn’t have any wrinkling or gapping occur either.

The feel of them are gorgeous. They are soft and smooth, inside and out.

The Toes & Ankle: yes I know I should have done my nails, especially when working with open toes. I really didn’t have the time to get them done, so here we are.

I like that that there is a thicker hem that sits just under the toes, so it acts like a comfort barrier as well as reinforcement. I will say no matter how many times I try them out, I still find it weird to adjust to.

Around the feet and ankles, it was a smooth finish with no wrinkling.

The Bands: I do like this lovely floral design, that has a slight shine to them. They feel sturdy and they did not budge a single bit during my wear.

I had plenty of stretch in these bands too, and they held up so well during my wear today. I had no issues with the tackiness.

My Thoughts?

For toeless holdups, these are great if they are your thing. I am still getting used to them, but I definitely should have gone for a natural / lighter nude shade instead of tan. Apart from that, they are a great pair!

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