Can I wear this black and white jumpsuit to a wedding?

[Somethingnothing]

I am having a crisis, my outfit that I was going to wear is too tight on me. I've put on quite a bit of weight recently so I need something nice and loose to feel comfortable. I got this jumpsuit without thinking about it being white - whoops 🤦. Is it acceptable to wear as an evening guest? I was thinking maybe bright pink/mustard heels to add some colour... I appreciate it's not to everyone's taste but please be kind.
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Thank you xx

Oh just seen evening guest - cancel the hat, then!

Gorgeous! I agree with the bright shoes and bag, not sure about a belt or hat. I would also do bold lipstick and graphic eyeliner. Would look amazing.

I'm with pinky - pjs! I am clearly in the minority tho!

Nope I don't think it's suitable for a wedding it's far too casual even for the evening.
It's not classy

Wtf is “classy” when it’s at home?

I’m only short I’d look like one if 101 dalmations in that! But if you can carry it off it’ll be fine, it won’t upstage the Bride! (The whole point of not wearing white)

I think you'll look lovely, fuschia accessories would set it off nicely

I really like it, it depends on the bride of course but it doesn't look bridal at all so I would say go for it. Feel you with the weight gain. 17 weeks pregnant got quite a few weddings this summer and nothing to wear!!

It's absolutely fine for an evening do. Really lovely.

Crikey what kind of weddings do people go to if that's too casual for an evening disco.

For the person asking what classy is = sophisticated..
what a stupid question

It’s not a stupid question at all. It’s not a word I use and I imagine you’d get six different answers from six different people. I imagine it to mean that boring, unimaginative look that gets described as expensive in S&B.

Lovely op!

Classy I would take as smart, sophisticated the opposite being casual sloppy

@Somethingnothing you can wear what you like, but I think it's hideous sorry.

Far too casual. Suitable for a concert at the oark not a wedding. Sorry but all I see is a dalmatian coming.

My first thought was jimjams too....it's not nearly smart enough for a wedding day imo. Just about okay for an evening party!

@F2Feee

Sorry but all I see is a dalmatian coming.

LOL! THAT is what it reminded me of. THANK you!

A personal shopper in John Lewis has just got my friend to buy something similar for a wedding so yes, yes you can.

It’s not white, it has a pattern. Looks a bit casual though.

I think it's really off to say it's not "classy". It's simple and very much suitable for a wedding.

I think some of the people who are against it are focusing too much on the way it's worn by the model with trainers - which looks great - and not using their imagination enough. With accessories and "classy" shoes/sandals it will look "classy" enough for most weddings.

One thing's for sure it's hard to look stylish, sophisticated, "classy" if you're wearing something you don't feel 100% comfortable in. OP is comfortable in that, it's simple but lovely, ergo CLASSY.

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the honesty. I've decided to go with it and got a few heels ordered in bright shades.

When I think of classy I think maybe something more traditional and fitted, but hey - we don't all feel comfortable dressed like that! I'm certainly not someone who dresses in a traditional way but I don't think it has to look inappropriate, with the right shoes, hair etc. - I won't be wearing trainers 😊.

It is rather casual so you will have to dress it up.

Yes, and yes to the mustard shoes 😊😊

Not my cup of tea but I think it’s fine for a wedding. Nice colourful heels be fab.