Wearing colors you like and that flatter you is something all guests should do. However, there are a few colors that are questionable when it comes to guest wedding attire. The most obvious color is plain white. A plain white dress or white top and skirt are not generally acceptable, particularly in any formal style.
Here's a list of colors you can't wear to a wedding, and some you should think twice before donning.
- Never wear…
- White. White is still the main color you can't wear to a wedding. ...
- Ivory. ...
- Think twice before wearing…
- Champagne or Gold. ...
- Super-Light Pastels. ...
- Too-Sparkly Metallics. ...
- Bridesmaid Dress Color.
OK here is your dilemma — you want to stay at home but are also toying with the idea of leaving the warmth and comfort of your lovely home (what's wrong with you?) and nipping down the local for large rosé spritzer and a chinwag with Denise, your favorite barmaid. Yet, the chains of sartorial etiquette mean you may have to disrobe from this pjs, that feel like silk sewn from angels tears against your skin. But fear not, I have found pajamas that you could wear to the pub and bed.
Yes, Y'all! I am about to save you from feeling like you have to throw on some hellish, gruff jeans, a top and let's be real — a damn bra. And in a way that doesn't make Denise think "oh god, she has had a turn again." No, Denise, I am fine, I am just dead cozy. Oh, and people will DROP dead with jealousy when they find out that the outerwear you're rocking is actually under (blankets) wear. If it's good enough for a Kardashian, it's good enough for me.
Disclaimer: this will probably only be OK if you actually wear PJs to bed. Not one for people who sleep nude. Unless you fancy an awkward convo with a police officer.
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