So You Want To Go to a Wedding
I present to you some items that might inspire you, should you be invited to a wedding or similar dress-up event and you are sick of reaching for the same two or three things.
I present to you some items that might inspire you, should you be invited to a wedding or similar dress-up event and you are sick of reaching for the same two or three things.
The first question people asked me when I got engaged was what I was going to wear to the wedding. My impulse reaction was to blurt out, “how the fuck should I know?”
Three brides who opted for suits explain how their choice of attire ensured that their wedding was the best day of their lives.
A reader asked for some wedding looks for a person with an androgynous/femme aesthetic that they could wear to a straight family member’s wedding and I immediately asked to make a style guide because getting fancy for grandma while still feeling like myself is one of my favorite things to do.
Cobbler-free tricks for softening your shoes, and saving your soles.
I’m a tear-filled romantic who loves parties, so I love weddings, and I’m obsessed with dress-code-based fashion, so I love weddings even more. I’m also pretty obsessed with the idea of androgynous dresses, so I’m excited to talk about them.
Live happily ever after in the wedding suit of your dreams thanks to Wildfang.
Not feeling the traditional white wedding dress? No worries, we’ve got you covered.
How to decide who wear heels when neither of you is The Tall One and break the news that you won’t be wearing a dress.
In the last installment on out queer survival guide to weddings, we’ve got a tale of two disasters, a guide on finding your balance and advice on giving the right kind of fucks.
On being brave when all you feel is panic and bringing out your inner superhero when your sig oth starts freaking out.
Our three wonderstylists will have you feeling good, looking gorgeous.
In which we kick off our four part wedding series with a little inspiration from DapperQ.