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5 years ago

Wedding Tip: Weddings are about the bride and groom. As the mother of the bride or groom, choose a formal dress that is becoming and blends with the wedding color theme. Avoid choosing a gown that competes with or overshadows the bride and bridal party. 

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5 years ago

Decipher the Code: If the invitation says “cocktail attire,” choose an elegant cocktail dress. If it says “business formal,” opt for something dressy but tailored. If it says “semi-formal,” select a cocktail dress. If it says “black tie,” wear a formal long gown or evening separates. 

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5 years ago

If you want a formal dress that will never go out of style, there are a couple of styles to choose from. Classic dresses include halter necklines, strapless necklines, spaghetti straps, a V-neckline, and sometimes even the one shoulder. 

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5 years ago

Decipher the Code: If the invitation says “white tie,” you’ve been invited to attend an ultra-formal event. Plan to wear a long, formal gown or formal evening separates highlighted with party-perfect accessories like sparkly shoes and a designer evening wrap. 

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10 years ago

Fashion through Time: The Victoria & Albert Museum’s wedding collection contains a formal bridal gown designed by London couturier Norman Hartnell in 1951. Constructed of ivory satin, it’s embroidered with silver thread and decorated with pearls, sequins and crystals. 

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10 years ago

Fashion through Time: The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection contains a remarkable couture silk wedding dress, designed by the House of Worth in 1898. It features a dramatic hourglass shape achieved with a steel-boned corset, voluminous puffed sleeves and hand-stitched pearl accents.