7 Easy Wedding Guest Outfit Ideas That Will Work Every Time
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@emilisindlevStyle Notes: Animal print is quite the bold option, for sure (if you're really worried, check with the couple), but can still be incredibly chic. Wear it with a matching or clashing headband. If you're going to go all out, don't be shy.
Hands down, one of the most beautiful necklaces I’ve ever seen.
Block heels are a clever option if you’re going to be on your feet and dancing.
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@bettinalooneyStyle Notes: Yes, you can definitely wear black to a wedding. Not only does it look incredibly chic, but you'll also look completely timeless in all the photographs documenting the big day.
The satin texture and ruffle hemline make this dress stand out.
A good cocktail ring will carry you through the entirety of wedding season.
If they’re good enough for Carrie Bradshaw…
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@eniswardrobeStyle Notes: Suiting is the perfect alternative to dresses if you don't really fancy showing off your legs. Look for pale or pastel hues (wisely steering clear of white), and then add strappy footwear for the finish.
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@styleidealistStyle Notes: Accessories maketh the outfit, and at weddings, the more impressive shoes or bag, the better. Think beaded arm candy set against a colour-block hue.
The satin finish makes this dress feel even chicer.
Clash this heel with an orange or red pedicure.
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@monikhStyle Notes: Florals are a fail-safe option when it comes to wedding guest style, but why not switch things up with something unexpected? This shell-print dress in a timeless monochromatic colour palette will give you the same effect without being predictable. Finish with gold accessories.
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@ruerodierStyle Notes: If time isn't on your side when it comes to prepping your outfit, the easiest way to make it look pulled-together is to wear one shade top to toe.
Use this belt to dress up any dress you might have hanging in your wardrobe.
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@slipintostyleStyle Notes: If you’re fatigued with dresses, why not switch up your wedding guest style with a skirt and top? Take a statement skirt and pair it with a simple camisole or shirt, and you’ll be known as the “fashionable” attendee.
Sequin skirts can actually be incredibly versatile—try wearing yours with plain tees and racer-back vests.
