How to Choose (and Explain) Your Wedding Dress Code One of the biggest questions couples run into is: What do we call our dress code, and how do we get people to actually follow it? It sounds simple, but its one of those little details that can make a big difference
Fit: Fitted at the bust, flares gently towards the hem Waistline : Defined at the natural waist Length: Varies, but often knee-length or midi Occasion: Perfect for brunch with friends or a casual office day Mobility: Comfortable, allows for easy movement Common materials: Cotton, polyester, wool Flattering Features: Accentuates the waist Seasonality: All-year-round, really depends on the fabric Versatility: Pair with a cardigan for a casual look or a blazer for professionalism Price range: Wide range, from affordable thrift finds to high-end Care and Maintenance: Usually low maintenance, but check the label Fashion Styles: Casual, Basic chic, Geek chic, Preppy, Vintage Similar to: Fit and flare dress 2) Apron Dress Cute and playful, it's a throwback to childhood but with a stylish adult twist
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