Style Panel: How to appropriately (and stylishly!) dress for a summer wedding

By FASHION Staff | June 26th, 2012 | 4:30 pm

Alyssa Lau, 20
Edmonton | The Ordinary Peoples

Since I attended a wedding just this past Saturday, I could not have asked for better timing for this question. Whenever I get the chance to go to a wedding, there’s no doubt about it that I’ll gleefully say “yes!” Not only are you witnessing the beginning of a couple’s life together, you also get to dress up and ogle at lovely dresses. It’s like watching a romantic movie and a fashion show at the same time. The best of both worlds, right? But, like most events out there, there are always a few rules to keep in mind. I’m no wedding expert here, but most of these self-made rules are pretty self-explanatory. 1) Don’t wear an all-white dress. You’re not getting married. 2) No cleavage. Keep it classy. 3) Keep your dress or skirt at least half-thigh length. Preferably at least knee-length (which I failed to do). 4) Wear something colourful! And if you’re wearing something neutral, spice it up with a bright pop of colour. And voila, you’re wedding-ready.

Alyssa’s wearing: Dress, Wilfred at Aritzia. Clutch, J.Crew. Shoes, Zara.

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