I'd Scream If Someone Wore Any of These 6 Things to My Wedding
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@katcollingsI still haven't forgotten the dress Kendall Jenner wore that broke the internet. Her dress was amazing but there were so many cutouts and the internet got into a heated debate, was it appropriate for her to wear that dress to a wedding? My personal opinion is that weddings are not the best time for a dress that has a ton of massive cutouts. One of my friends recently asked guests specifically not to wear any cutouts since she felt it was inappropriate for the occasion. Save that cutout dress for your next girls trip.
A modest leg slit is a great way of accomplishing a subtle glimpse of skin.
Strapless is another great ay to show more skin, add some highlighter to your decolletage for an extra pop.
This cutout is so tiny that it passes my test, I'm convinced this is the perfect dress for a black-tie occasion.
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@lefevrediaryPlunging necklines make for a very fun and bold fashion statement but I'm not sure the bride's older family members will be in tune with that trend. There are so many dresses that can flatter your bust without showing way too much, look for sweetheart necklines or bustier style tops if that's an area you'd like to compliment while still being modest.
The bustier here will make your girls pop.
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@cocobasseyOne of the most controversial debates of all is whether or not red is appropriate for a wedding day. I say, unless you know the bride personally and have gotten her permission, skip the bold shade of red. There's an urban legend that wearing red means that you've slept with the groom and while we've moved past that, some older generations haven't. In some cultures, red is what the bride wears and since you don't want to steal the show from her, I say skip the red and wear one of the season's hottest colorways instead. This year, I'd try to play around with green or pink.
Since you can dress this one up or down, it's definitely worth the splurge.
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@cassdimiccoMini dresses are a great option for an event that lists the dress code as cocktail attire but think of a wedding as your opportunity to pick out something that has a longer silhouette. Midi and maxi-length dresses are so flattering and the perfect attire for a wedding guest. Knee-length is also an appropriate length.
This floral option will definitely never fail.
Knee-length works if midi dresses aren't your thing and this one manages to be super sexy without showing too much skin.
People will confuse you for the wedding cake in all the right ways.
It might be a habit for you to grab a denim jacket before attending a wedding, but I suggest otherwise. It should go without saying but jeans are an absolute no-no. You won't regret wearing a pantsuit though if you're looking to dance all night.
If you're someone who like wearing an oversized blazer, I think this one is for you.
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@_sierramayhewI attended a wedding once and one of the guests was wearing a champagne gown. I mistakenly thought she was the bride and was shocked to learn otherwise. If you're attending a wedding where the bride traditionally wears white steer very clear of any sort of champagne colorway. Some very light pinks could also be confused for white in photos so keep that in mind as well.
If the bride wants her guests to look fun, Farm Rio is your destination.
I have the mini version of this dress and am just dreaming of getting my hands on the long version.