Aitana's light fishnet tights under a white ruffled mini in Monterrey: the one constant of her Latin American tour

White ruffles to mid-thigh, white boots laced up to the knee, and between them a fishnet so close to skin that it only shows when the light hits it. On 28 October 2026, at the Auditorio Banamex in Monterrey, Aitana opened the Mexican leg of the Cuarto Azul World Tour in white. The costumes on this tour change from city to city. The light fishnet stays, and that is the detail this piece is about.

The night: Monterrey, Auditorio Banamex, 28 October

Monterrey was the first of six sold-out Mexican nights, as La Capital reported, and ABC Noticias described a full Auditorio Banamex for the opening date. Getty's captions confirm the place and the date: "Singer Aitana performs during a concert of Cuarto Azul World Tour at Auditorio Banamex on October 28, 2026". According to ABC Noticias, the set recreates a two-storey flat, with rooms and a staircase: the blue room of the album Cuarto Azul.

The Mexican run ended on 8 November with a carousel on Aitana's own Instagram: "6/6 méxico", six of six, and "11/11 latam", eleven Latin American dates out of eleven. The first photo of that carousel is the white look, in black and white, with the fishnet clearly visible on the thigh.

The look, top to bottom

• Bodice: white, fitted like a corset, with lace at the neckline and thin straps. A small crystal detail sits at the left hip in the Getty photos.
• Skirt: a short, layered white ruffle, cut into uneven points and loose strips of fabric that move when she does.
• Boots: white, above the knee, laced all the way down the front. NEOMEN writes that Hispanitas has supplied the boots "a lo largo de la gira", throughout the tour; this specific white pair is not credited by name.
• Tights: a fine fishnet in a light, skin tone, from the hem of the skirt into the boots. Not credited.
• Styling: by Alba Melendo, "con Aine Marco como colaboradora de moda", with Aine Marco as fashion assistant, according to NEOMEN.

The dress itself is not credited in anything we read. NEOMEN lists the labels of the Spanish dates (Devol Studio at the premiere in Roquetas de Mar, Ze García in Seville and Barcelona) and adds that the looks change from city to city.

The same fishnet in Bogotá and Chile

The Latin American leg started in Bogotá on 16 October. On 21 October Aitana posted a carousel captioned "#cawt bogotá y chile": in it she wears a blush two-piece, a cropped top and a mini skirt both covered in feathers and fringe, with pale pink lace-up boots. The first slide, again in black and white, shows the same fine fishnet on her legs. In the colour photos the mesh reads as light skin tone, like Monterrey.

Put it next to the Madrid look we covered, the pale-blue Devol Studio lace with nude micro-fishnets on 11 September, and the pattern is clear: blue in Madrid, blush in Bogotá, white in Monterrey, and the same light mesh underneath.

The tights: what we know and what we don't

None of the sources we read names the tights: not NEOMEN, which covers the tour wardrobe, not the Mexican and Colombian concert reviews. So the brand is not credited, and what follows is our reading of the photos.

It is a fishnet with a small diamond mesh, even from the top of the thigh to the edge of the boot. In the Getty close-up from Monterrey the colour is a light skin tone, a little warmer than ivory; at a distance it disappears and leaves only a smoother, slightly matte leg. In the black-and-white photos the mesh shows more, because the contrast is pushed. There are no visible seams or welts.

A caveat on colour: the stage light is blue and changes everything around it. "Light" is a safe word; "white" would not be. In none of the photos do the tights look as white as the boots.

Why it works

White on white is hard to get right on stage. A bare leg between a white skirt and white boots leaves a stretch of skin that looks unfinished under strong light; a white opaque tight would make the whole thing look like a costume. The light fishnet sits in between. It gives the leg the same texture the ruffles and the lace give the dress, and its colour stays in the family of the outfit instead of cutting it in half the way a black fishnet would.

The other reason is practical. A fishnet doesn't ladder like a sheer, breathes better than an opaque and survives two hours of choreography. That is probably why it survives every costume change too.

How to wear a light fishnet

• Choose a small mesh. A micro or small fishnet reads as texture; a wide one reads as a statement. The mesh sizes are explained in our guide to fishnet tights.
• Skin tone or ivory, not bright white. A light fishnet that matches your skin, or is a touch lighter, is what makes it look polished. A stark white mesh looks like a costume off stage.
• Keep the outfit in one colour family. White, cream, blush, pale blue: Aitana's three tour looks all follow this rule. The contrast play belongs to the black fishnet, which Kylie Jenner wore with a faux-fur jacket.
• Frame it with a tall boot. A knee or over-the-knee boot in the colour of the dress hides the point where the mesh ends and keeps the leg tidy. Laces up the front repeat the criss-cross of the net.
• No sparkle on the legs. If the dress has crystals or feathers, the tights stay plain.

The photos

The photo at the top comes from Getty Images (Medios y Media) and was taken in Monterrey on 28 October 2026. The two embedded posts are from Aitana's official Instagram account: the Mexico farewell of 8 November and the Bogotá and Chile carousel of 21 October; the photographers are not credited in the posts. The styling credit and the note on the Hispanitas boots come from NEOMEN (links in the references).

Three cities, three costumes, one fishnet: on this tour, the most constant piece of the wardrobe is the one you only notice up close.