Can I wear a black dress to a black tie wedding?
Not unless the bride mentions having a black & white wedding - because black (at least in the western world) is the color of mourning. Or if it's skimpy enough - it might be considered sexy instead of mourning...
Is it ok to wear a silver dress to a wedding?
I'd return it if you could. Whatever normal conventions are, if this bride's going to be uncomfortable with you wearing silver, it's your relationship with her that will suffer. You showed her the dress, and can't change that, she will most likely be upset if you decide to wear the dress anyways. Aside from the color, I agree it is also much more of an evening cocktail dress than appropriate for a brunch (it's too short). The yellow dress that Lydia suggested is lovely, or something similar.
Can you wear a white mini dress for a wedding?
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Which of these dresses should I wear to a wedding?
Impossible to answer without knowing details like what you look like (the best choice depends greatly on your features and complexion), where (location, setting, indoors/outdoors, etc.) and when (season, time of day, etc.) the wedding is. For these reasons, if you can't provide more information here, then you're probably better off asking people who know you personally.Edit: Based your comment that it is a fall wedding taking place indoors (but not in a church) and that you have dark hair, tan skin and green eyes: I'd vote for the red one. Assuming you want va-va-voom (hence your choosing this dress style), the red provides the most visual impact and contrast with your stated features. If you feel you can't carry it off, then the turquoise is also a good choice; more elegant than va-va-voom, still a good contrast for dark complexion and complementary to green eyes. Definitely not the black because you're not at interchangeable cocktail event #19, where many others will probably default to black and why dress up to blend in?The oft-repeated notion of not outshining the bride is bollocks. If one is dressing up to look one's best, why go halfway? A wedding invitation is not an instruction to look less than your best and any insecurities harboured by the bride is not your business. Besides, the only way you could be seen to be competing is if you also turned up in a bridal gown too!
What do I do about wearing a dress to a wedding? I'm a non-binary and feel very awkward in dresses.
“What do I do about wearing a dress to a wedding? I'm a non-binary and feel very awkward in dresses. *EDIT: I'm a bridesmaid in the wedding. The bride is my sister.*”(Edited after question revised.)If you’re a bridesmaid, and the bride wants the bridesmaids to wear matching dresses, talk to the bride. If the bride is your sister, she’ll know that you’re non-binary … if not, then you might want to have a chat. Tell her that you’re honoured, but that you feel really awkward in a dress and would like to respectfully bow out of the wedding party, or that you’d be willing to wear a suit in the same colour as the dresses. That would be neat (send us a photo!), but would be a bit of a “coming-out” to the guests, FYI. And it might not be cheap.If the bride still wants you to have a special role in the wedding even though you’re not in the wedding party, say that you’ll sing a song, make a toast or do a reading. If you’re not into those activities, maybe you could design invitations or make something else for the day so the bride can say with pride, “my sister did that!”
Can you wear a white dress with a pattern to a wedding?
I’m generally in this camp that if you have to ask, the answer is probably no.For weddings, the recommendation I always give to friends is to stick with florals and/or pastels as you can’t really go wrong with that combination. You can even choose a solid color. The thing about your “white” dress is that I can guarantee you that there’s probably a dozen other events and occasions you can wear it to and it definitely does not need to be this wedding. Choose wisely.If you have to make some sort of justification for it though, I would say if your pattern completely dominates more than the white on the dress, you might be OK, but personally I still wouldn’t do it.I went to a wedding last year where a guest wore a full red skirt and white cropped top and even though the outfit was just half white, I was still irritated that they lacked this kind of awareness in wedding guest etiquette.
Would you wear this dress?
I would not wear this dress or let anyone I cared about wear it. Why?It's poorly constructed and poorly designed. That type of zipper in that type of fabric just doesn't work. It's distorting the entire front of the dress.The zipper stops at a bad spot making the dress do something even more awkward in the bottom that is unflattering. The gaping yet crooked Y effect the zipper creates is the first thing I noticed.If something is made into a design feature like a zipper in the front of a dress, it had better add something valuable to the design and be perfect in execution. This zipper does neither thing.The overall color block blue/black theme looks like a rip off of the 1990s but not in a good way. It doesn't read as young or fresh.I personally love vivid blue because it looks great with my skin, so that color in another garment would be appealing to me. However, I am over 50 so I suspect that I probably wouldn't be your target “customer” for this style of dress.The length of the dress is odd as it is so long yet sleeveless. It appears confused like a fall style that needs sleeves or a summer style that needs a higher hemline and the zipper moved to the back or side in a less visible application or a more pegged bottom and no extended zipper.The best way to save this dress might be to remove the front zip and close that seam. Use an invisible zipper in the back seam or in a side underarm seam that is just long enough to allow wearing but not long enough to distort the dress. It must flex with the knit fabric or neoprene. I cannot tell what it is using my phone.Good luck.
Can I wear a partially white dress to a wedding?
You need to turn it into a peachy color outfit by de-emphasizes the white. Add accessories that are close to the peach color and avoid anything else that's white. Start with a scarf, shawl or short bolero jacket in peach and add shoes, a purse, a necklace with peach color and maybe a bracelet and earrings that are also peach. The entire outfit will appear peach rather than white.
Do you have to wear a dress for a wedding reception?
My mom is making me go to a wedding reception thing with her on Friday, and she's making me wear a dress because I'm a 'girl'. I feel extremely uncomfortable wearing skirts or dresses to the point of distress and even nausea and I just want to know if there are alternatives to dresses? Like what could I wear with pants at an occasion like this? Answers really would be appreciated.