White
Okay,
this one is kind of a no-brainer, but it bears repeating: Do NOT, under
any circumstance, wear white to a wedding (unless you're the bride, of
course). Off-white? Nah. Eggshell? Nope. Ivory? NO. Wearing any
variation on the color white is a big fat wedding DON'T. You really, really don't want be that girl who looks like she's trying to upstage the bride!
Bridal Party Colors
My
guess is that you probably don't want to be mistaken for a bridesmaid
all night long. SO. AWKWARD. Well, there's an easy solution: consult
with the bride or members of the bridal party before you pick an outfit.
Figure out the cut and/or color scheme and avoid similar options at ALL
COSTS.
All Black
You
don't want to bring any funeral vibes with you to a wedding. That being
said, black is a difficult color to avoid when it comes to formal wear.
No need to say goodbye to your fave LBD, just make sure your outfit
doesn't slip into Morticia Addams territory. Kick up the color with your
shoes and accessories and you'll be wedding-ready!
Anything Too Revealing
You
aren't J.Lo at The Grammys, cover up. A little cleavage or a little leg
is fine, but don't go overboard. Though you may be hoping to find the
love of your life (or next hookup) among the throng of tipsy
wedding-goers, this is not the time to put your assets on display.
Remember: when it comes to wedding attire, less is definitely more.
Anything Outrageous
As
a wedding guest, you have one rule to follow: blend in. Don't get too
noticeably drunk, don't pick any fights, don't dress like you're going
to the Met Gala and/or a Lady Gaga concert. It's the bride and groom's
day, so don't wear anything that will potentially divert the attention
from them. Obviously, dress to impress, just don't get too ~cReAtIvE~
Pant Suits
It's a wedding, not a job interview. Put that pant suit back in your closet and keep it there until your next run for congress.
Jeans
Don't even think about it.
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