Summer black tie optional: Lighter formal fabrics like silk or lined chiffon Brighter jewel tones alongside classic options Elegant sandals work with the right dress Consider lighter metallics like champagne or rose gold Fall black tie optional: Richer fabrics like velvet become appropriate Deeper colors feel seasonally right Long sleeves or bringing wraps makes sense Bronze and copper metallics complement autumn settings Winter black tie optional: Heavier fabrics provide warmth and formality Deep, saturated colors photograph beautifully Coverage through sleeves or elegant layers Formal outerwear becomes part of your look Spring black tie optional: Fresh colors in formal fabrics Flowing silhouettes in structured materials Lighter jewel tones and sophisticated pastels Focus on polished, refined styling Frequently Asked Questions Is black tie optional less formal than black tie
Perfect for cocktail parties, birthdays, New Years Eve, bachelorette events, or any occasion that calls for sparkle and sass
Im obsessed with this tunic which doubles as an oversized sweater or a mini sweater dress
Theyre easy carryovers from Summer (simply layer with a duster cardigan, suede jacket, or chunky sweater), and when paired with ankle or midi-length boots, its a fresher take on a classic trend
A Swing-era-inspired vintage bias-cut wedding dress suitable for a screen goddess, our Ines bias-cut wedding gown combines body-conscious draping with a Greco-Roman flow
