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24 White-Tie Wedding Guest Dresses for the Most Formal Occasions (opens the original)
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The strictest dress code in Western formalwear, white-tie attire sits a rung above black tie and has barely changed since its 19th-century origins, when society balls and formal dinners called for tailcoats on men and full-length ball gowns on women. Today, it’s largely reserved for occasions like the Nobel Prize banquet and the occasional royal event—not exactly the sort of directive most wedding guests encounter often, if ever. So if an invitation bearing those two words has landed in your mai
Art Deco Belongs in Wedding Guest Dressing, Too (opens the original)
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Defined by lavish ornamentation, geometric forms, and unabashed glamour, Art Deco is having a major revival this fall. In interiors, it pops up in opulent decorative accents; in fashion, designers like Miu Miu, Conner Ives, Chanel, and Kallmeyer are embracing the style through crystals, fringe, and embroidery. This bent towards the ornamental is exactly what makes the style so great for wedding guest dressing, too—when the occasion calls for celebratory fashion, what’s more dazzling than Deco? F
How to Nail the Semi-Formal Wedding Dress Code (opens the original)
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A black-tie invite tells you exactly what to do: gown, heels, done. “Formal” calls for polished, occasion-ready looks; “cocktail” has its own well-worn (and self-explanatory) rules. But semi-formal attire? This directive sits in a gray zone, making it one of the easiest wedding style choices to overthink; as a bridal stylist, it’s the dress code my clients (and my group chats) text me the most about. Here’s the clearest way to think about it: Semi-formal is the middle ground between formal and c
We’re Still Thinking About These 5 Bridal-Ready Trends From Fashion Week (opens the original)
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The cummerbunds were out in full force, the ponytails were low, and the palettes were punchy—but if you look closer at some of the stand-out moments from New York Fashion Week’s spring/summer 2027 shows, there’s another level of inspiration to pull from: all things bridal. From revamped slip dresses—the ultimate ‘90s silhouette—at Calvin Klein Collection, Kallmeyer, and Christian Cowan to all-white suiting at Ralph Lauren, Christian Siriano, and Kim Shui, there were no shortage of bridal styles
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