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Tash Open-Back Silk-Satin Gown (Multiple Sizes), rent from ÂŁ101.17
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Dress to impress this wedding season
Wedding season is finally upon us, and with it comes the age-old question: what am I going to wear? Celebrating the happy couple need not come with anxieties over occasionwear – especially if the dress code is black tie. Thankfully, the guidelines are clear on black tie wedding guest attire, with dresses especially required to be glamorous, sophisticated and evening-ready. We’ve rounded up some of our favourite styles and brands to get you started, so that you have plenty of options ahead of the big day.
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Generally, anything labelled ‘black tie’ refers to a formal dress code. In terms of what to wear, this entails that men wear a tuxedo, a white dress shirt, cufflinks, a black bow tie and smart black shoes, while women are expected to wear a full-length dress or a formal jumpsuit, teamed up with heels or flats. For our full guide to black tie dressing, click here.
Weddings that have a black tie dress code will likely adhere to the rules above, with the only exception being that guests should not wear white dresses (unless otherwise stated) as this is traditionally a colour reserved for the bride.
Tash Open-Back Silk-Satin Gown (Multiple Sizes), rent from ÂŁ101.17
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