7 Summer Wedding-Guest Outfits I'd Instantly Notice
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@ITSMEKELLIEBStyle Notes: Cool on the skin, silk makes for an ideal fabric choice for summer weddings. In her follow-up video post, Kellie Brown styles her 11 Honoré dress with a pair of leopard mules. Perfection.
Kellie's dress is now sold out, but this alternative is just as beautiful.
Give any block-colour dress a fashionable lift with printed heels.
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@MONIKHStyle Notes: Sheer fabrics also make for a dreamy wedding-guest outfit. We love the addition of puff sleeves and a full skirt, which Monikh Dale expertly balances out with a pair of strappy sandals.
Airy florals always feel romantic.
If your dress doesn't look right with necklaces or bangles, try an anklet instead.
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@SLIPINTOSTYLEStyle Notes: Embellished skirts shouldn't be reserved for party season. Instead, give them a summertime wedding spin with a breezy shirt tucked in.
You'll think up a multitude of ways to wear this, be it over a bikini, tucked into jeans or, indeed, with a sequin skirt.
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@LUCYWILLIAMS02Style Notes: Summer gives you the opportunity to be more frivolous with your print choices, and nothing will make you stand out at a big event more than a playful motif. Polka-dots are always a great option.
How beautiful is this maxi dress?
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@SMYTHSISTERSStyle Notes: This summer, cut-outs have become very classy, with subtle exposures adorning dresses in unassuming places. One of the Who What Wear team wore this Aje dress to a wedding recently, and it looked incredible.
From the colour to the sleeves, this dress is the definition of dreamy.
A versatile sandal every wardrobe will benefit from.
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@GRECEGHANEMStyle Notes: This year marks the return of the halterneck, and what better time to wear one than a summer soirée? We suggest styling yours with pastel accessories just like Grece Ghanem did.
Sunglasses are key for summer weddings where you can be outside for long periods.
A silhouette you rarely find on the high street.
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@STYLEIDEALISTStyle Notes: If dresses and skirts just aren't your thing, trouser suits loan themselves perfectly to weddings. For summer, keep your silhouette loose to ensure you don't get too hot. Pair your suit with a silky camisole underneath—this will make for a sleek top option should you need or want to shed your blazer.
Wide-leg trousers are trending, so why not take them for a spin at a summer wedding?