The exotic beach do
“A destination wedding is tricky to dress for – you have to balance the holiday feel with a smart dress code,” says Alex. “For me, an easy, breezy, off-the-shoulder style () is the perfect compromise – showing just enough skin, yet still keeping it relatively formal. Just add a sunhat for those effortless boho vibes.”
The city wedding
“Wearing black is a bit of a taboo to some, but for an urban ceremony, it’s perfect,” says Alex. “Separates, like this top and skirt () make a great alternative to a dress, and look extra chic with a tailored jacket as a cover-up. Think beyond the dancefloor and you can mix and match them into your work and weekend wardrobes, too; and if you want to add some personality, have fun with your accessories.”
Pick your wedding look
The traditional country affair
“When it comes to occasionwear, you can’t go wrong with florals, especially for a classic wedding invite,” reveals Alex. “For a fresh spin, choose designs that have a cut-out detail or an interesting hemline – and if the print is particularly bold, be sure to keep the rest of the outfit simple with minimal accessories. I love the hair here (): a quick topknot will draw attention to the statement neckline.”
Pick your wedding look
“FLORALS are a no-brainer
for country weddings – add an
element of cool with effortless
hair and make-up”
The ultra-modern nuptials
“Who says you have to wear a dress for a wedding? I'm a big fan of a trouser suit, and love this season’s trend for mixing and matching a blazer with pyjama-style pants,” says Alex. “Look for loose-fit trousers made from luxe fabrics to keep it smart, then team with a slinky metallic vest for a super-modern take on wedding-season dressing.”
Pick your wedding look
“Looking for a GREAT
alternative to a dress? Try
this contemporary approach”