I have a family wedding coming up in early October. It's going to be in VT, outside, 2pm ceremony with dinner reception, supposedly somewhat formal (which means something different in rural VT than it does in NYC). I'm planning to treat myself to a new dress. The weather could be highly variable so ideally I'll get something that I can wear with or without a pashmina or other warm layers. I'd like to spend less than $150 and I'm not interested in Rent the Runway (would like to get something I can wear to other weddings in the future). Anyone bored and feel like giving me suggestions? I'm usually a size 4ish.
I like #1 but I have seen that exact dress sooooo many times and am a little sick of it. If you like the lace, maybe something like this? It's a little more unusual but still classy.
I like #1 but I have seen that exact dress sooooo many times and am a little sick of it. If you like the lace, maybe something like this? It's a little more unusual but still classy.
"Not gonna lie; I kind of keep expecting you to post one day that you threw down on someone who clearly had no idea that today was NOT THEIR DAY." ~dontcallmeshirley
Ok, so honest question from a non-fashionista: are those colors OK for a fall wedding? I always thought floral patterns and light pink were for spring/summer. (They are both pretty!)
Ok, so honest question from a non-fashionista: are those colors OK for a fall wedding? I always thought floral patterns and light pink were for spring/summer. (They are both pretty!)
No, that's fair and I am guilty of skimming. I missed the October part and I tend to let weather dictate more than date. The first one could likely still be fine, but by October, I definitely wouldn't wear pale pink to a wedding. Let me see if I see something a bit more autumnal. I do like your first choice, though.
I don't know, I spent over a month last year looking for a long sleeved cocktail dress. Finding a cocktail dress is such an easy feat in the spring/summer, but I just find it frustrating in the fall/winter. Hope this helps some!
I don't know, I spent over a month last year looking for a long sleeved cocktail dress. Finding a cocktail dress is such an easy feat in the spring/summer, but I just find it frustrating in the fall/winter. Hope this helps some!
Oh, I definitely like the mulberry for the first option!
And for the second, it's hard to know, because again this is an outdoor, afternoon wedding in Vermont, which implies not dressy, but MIL says that the bride is hoping for people to dress up. I like the bride and don't mind buying something nicer but I also don't want to be the dressiest person there