The Engagement Party
The engagement party is your inaugural moment to shine, and the perfect opportunity to set the tone for your upcoming bridal style journey. With searches for white heels having increased 12% over the past three months, brides-to-be are ready to make a statement from head to toe — and Jacquemus’ Les Doubles Sandales have already become a fashion fan favourite. Whether you opt for a chic maxi dress or a floral embroidered mini, this first ensemble will set the stage for the festivities to come. Add a romantic finishing touch to your look with a pearl-embellished hair bow.
The Bachelorette Party
Fashion undoubtedly plays a big role in bachelorette parties. Celebrate tying the knot by leaning into fun styles that work well with night-out plans. If you’re headed to the seaside for a mini vacation, a sheer dress will look great thrown over a bikini — plus, you’ll also be able to reuse it as part of your honeymoon wardrobe. And if you’re planning on something a bit more low-key, lace pyjamas (that you’ll also be able to wear on the morning of your wedding) are a good investment.
The Rehearsal Dinner
The rehearsal dinner is nothing if not the opening act of the entire wedding celebration; this is your chance to give a hint as to what the overall theme of your big day will be, as well as to show your personality. As you’re likely to be moving around a lot, opt for softer fabrics that will move with you; and if you want to wear heels, Loeffler Randall’s Camellia pleated bow heels have become a go-to for brides around the world thanks to their comfortable chunky heel.
The Party
To change or not to change, that’s a question many brides have asked themselves. Depending on the style of your wedding dress, you might be tempted to wear something lighter and more practical for the party portion of your big day. A mini dress from the likes of Retrofête, Jacquemus or Self-Portrait still exudes romance and drama, all while demanding very little in terms of accessories. Swapping your heels for a pair of comfortable ballet flats — for which searches have increased 46% since January — is also a good option if you’re planning on dancing the night away. And why not make them your something blue, too?
The Brunch
Post-wedding celebrations are your chance to finally let your hair down after months of preparation and anticipation. A flowy dress will allow you to feel comfortable after a long night of partying, while a tailored suit is a surefire way to deliver an extra dose of sophistication without looking too traditional — and if you want to avoid looking too corporate, consider playful shapes such as Jacquemus’ La Veste Ovalo, which features rounded shoulders.
The Honeymoon
No matter where you’re headed on your honeymoon, continuing the all-white bridal aesthetic is easier than you might think. The key? It’s all about looks you won’t need to think too hard about. Go for lightweight linen pieces, dresses you can just throw on, and white accessories like sandals and sunglasses. A straw hat and basket bag will finish things off perfectly.
