What makes a chic wedding outfit

[FallonColby]

Thinking about what to wear to a wedding this summer and was wondering what is the most chic outfit you have ever seen a someone wear to a wedding? I'm struggling to think of one myself - it seems like there is a bit of a uniform going on and everyone looks so similar.

Me too - going shopping but know the look I want. I'm aiming for a mad men style which flatters my curves and is understated yet sexy and elegant. Good hair is essential I'm having a bee hive put up done. Likewise good make-up.

Stay well clear of fascinators and orange tan I work in the industry and see absolute some shockers. Try and find something you feel comfortable in and will hopefully wear again. Enjoy!

I would love something floaty, silky and feminine - similar in style to how Princess Mary looked last week. Most of the stuff in the shops seems to be more fitted shgg245 so you shouldn't have too much trouble .

My problem is huge tits for my quite small frame
and a lower jelly belly. Good waist. It's tricky. Floaty sounds lovely - I did that for ascot but alas it doesn't fit now .

In my experience the most elegant women seem to understand their body types seem comfortable. It's very difficult and o think you know straight away. No help but good luck! '

Sorry for hopeless typing - phone!

My problem is huge tits for my quite small frame
and a lower jelly belly. Good waist. It's tricky. Floaty sounds lovely - I did that for ascot but alas it doesn't fit now .

In my experience the most elegant women seem to understand their body types seem comfortable. It's very difficult and o think you know straight away. No help but good luck! '

Oh yes I have this.

My problem is that I need to have trousers. I don't do skirts. I just don't. But finding trousers that look smart on me is always hard as I have short legs and short legs need a bit of extra work to look smart.

Why not book a complimentary stylist session with Debenhams or John Lewis? The stylist can give you ideas about which styles/colours suit you that you can use as a template when you go Shopping

www.johnlewis.com/our-services/fashion-advice-service

not shiny tight or too high shoes

no fascinator

not clubwear

a plain ish dress in colour with sleeves

no shrugs or boleros

length of dress?

advice if you have shit legs and cankles?

lol at fascinator

I remember the great MN fascinator debates

I think the main thing is to find something that's not too different to what you usually wear. Too many people at weddings look like they're wearing fancy dress.

I usually go for a summery dress and a suit jacket. It's not "weddingy" but it's smart, comfortable, feels like me and I can buy something decent quality knowing I'll get loads of wear out of it. A longish skirt means heels don't have to be too high.

I'm going to a wedding in Sept and am thinking of wearing printed trousers (Boden Chelsea turn ups are brilliant) with a simple top and bright coral heels. Either that or a jumpsuit with simple accessories. Personally I can't bear maxi dresses with shrugs for weddings. Looks like you are off to the beach.