The easiest way would be to ask an older relative to show you how best to put them on but this is what I do:
Put the suspender belt on first and then one stocking doing the front strap up first. The back ones can be a bit more tricky but I find the easiest way is to put one hand between my legs and the other reaching around the side.
Once you've done them up, you may need to adjust the length of the straps to make them comfortable. Make sure the belt sits comfortably on your hips.
Also, don't make the straps too tight though as they could pop open when you sit down or stretch.
You'll soon find it easy to do - I can put mine on now almost as fast as I could put tights on when I used to wear them.
Remember to either put your knickers on after you've put the belt on or pull the straps of the belt underneath your knickers to make sure you can get to the toilet without too much fuss!!
If you're intending to wear stockings for prolong periods, like for school, uni, work etc, you should invest in a good suspender belt. One with metal clasps and clips is really important as these will keep the length of the straps constant and also keep the stockings attached and avoid cringy moments!!
Where's the suspender belt from that you've got?
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And this!
The right size stockings will make the world of difference when you've got them on.
My everyday stockings are from M&S and they're run resistant so if you get a little hole in them, they won't ladder. Never heard of the freezer thing but I might try it with some of my more expensive nylons.
It's a shame that people hold this view. I wear mine for working, shopping and pretty much any everyday tasks. If you get a good suspender belt you'd be surprised at how comfy they can actually be. Quite a few of my friends and one of my sisters felt like this until they got decent suspender belts and although none of them are everyday wearers, they do wear them more often since "; from the belts designed for bedroom wear.