If you tend to go over the top, remember Coco Chanels advice: Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and remove one accessory. 2
Vivienne Westwood Vivienne Isabel Swire ,born in the early 40s and known as Vivienne Westwood, was a British fashion designer and businesswoman, considered the main person responsible for the aesthetics associated with the punk and new wave and one of the first to publicly denounce the harmful effects of the fashion industry on the environment
Although not the most formal dress code in existence (that title belongs to white tie), black-tie still suggests a level of glamour and refinement that goes beyond standard eveningwear
Weddings should be an authentic reflection of a couple, and there is no better way than wardrobe to express this
A darker sequined dress, in black, navy, deep emerald, or burgundy, is naturally more subdued, because the dark base absorbs some light even as the sequins reflect it