HOT look winter wedding
Make your guest appearance one to remember in a chic outfit that will keep you cosy too
FROSTY candlelit tables, ice sculptures, twinkling lights and cosy open fires — ah, the glorious sophistication of a winter wedding. It’s hardly surprising that we struggle with the style rules when faced with such an opulent occasion.
Receive a winter wedding invite and a multitude of questions arise. Can I wear black? Are sequins too festive? Is top-to-toe velvet too severe? Throwing on a floral maxi and embellished heels feels instinctive in warmer months, but during the chill of winter it’s an entirely different affair. For g means amping up the glam festive mood while staying w
Weddings involve plenty of so invest in a chic coat or ca on the day — and all winter l
I love the ease and versatility of a tailored suit — a slinky top or printed blouse under a brocade or velvet trouser suit is a classic, yet memorable, look.
As for dresses, labels such as Rixo at Brown Thomas, Monsoon and Whistles are experimenting with silky iridescent fabrics and voluminous silhouettes that can easily be dressed down. Shop wisely and the right one will see you through a New Year’s Eve party too.
Colour-wise, black is classic and timeless (and completely appropriate) while jewel shades such as ruby, sapphire and amethyst look decadent in fabrics like velvet and satin. Here are some trophy pieces to look out for...