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wedding · warm / cool · flat shoes

Matte separates for a covered garden cocktail

The long-sleeved matte blouse and long satin skirt bring occasion texture without a high heel.

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party · warm · flat shoes

One print for a daytime celebration

The small-print long dress does the visual work, so simple flats and a plain bag keep the accessories quiet.

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cocktail · warm / cool · flat shoes

A tailored jumpsuit with a flat finish

A navy long-sleeved tailored jumpsuit offers an alternative to a dress for a host-approved cocktail invitation.

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wedding · warm / cool · flat shoes

A long dress for a garden celebration

A lined woven burgundy occasion dress provides a distinct single-garment candidate for a host-approved garden cocktail event.

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formal · cold · flat shoes

A formal evening commute with borrowed layers

A long evening dress and flat dress shoes can suit a host-approved formal event.

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wedding · cool · flat shoes

A matching suit for a semi-formal invitation

A dark matching suit, light shirt and tie offer a conventional semi-formal direction for an invitation that asks for tailoring.

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wedding · warm / cool · low heels

A long occasion dress with a low block heel

The long-sleeved tailored dress gives a clear occasion shape; a low block heel and evening bag make this an indoor cocktail candidate.

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wedding · warm / cool · flat shoes

A gown and flat evening shoes for formal attire

A formal floor-length navy gown and flat evening shoes give a covered direction for a formal or host-approved black-tie event.

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wedding · cool · flat shoes

A conventional black-tie tailoring set

Matching dinner tailoring with an evening shirt, black bow and evening waist covering gives a conventional black-tie direction.

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wedding · cool · flat shoes

A dark suit for black-tie optional

A dark matching suit and restrained tie make the suit route for a black-tie-optional invitation.

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wedding · cool · flat shoes

A full evening-tailoring checklist

Tailcoat tailoring, a stiff-front wing-collar shirt, white waistcoat and bow form a conventional white-tie direction.

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white-tie · warm / cool · flat shoes

A full-length gown for a white-tie host check

A formal long-sleeved floor-length gown with flat evening shoes offers a gown direction for white tie, subject to the host and local conventions.

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wedding · warm / cool · flat shoes

Dressy casual with a blazer and open collar

A blazer, open-collar shirt and charcoal trousers offer a dressy-casual direction for a host who permits separates.

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wedding · warm · flat shoes

A daytime long dress for a casual wedding

A long-sleeved linen dress and flat espadrilles offer a casual daytime wedding candidate for a host-approved dry venue.

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wedding · warm · flat shoes

A beach-resort invitation with tailoring permission

A loose linen shirt, lightweight trousers and unstructured blazer give a warm-weather tailoring candidate when a beach or resort host asks for smart separates.

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party · cool · low heels

A festive invitation with one strong accent

A fine burgundy top and satin long skirt bring a festive colour and texture beneath a structured blazer.

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wedding · cool · flat shoes

Country venue, invitation-first separates

A small-check shirt and tailored trouser under a blazer give a host-approved country-venue direction.

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