Always appropriate: Black (never wrong for evening events) Navy (sophisticated and photographs well) Deep jewel tones (emerald, sapphire, ruby, amethyst) Rich earth tones (chocolate, burgundy, forest green) Metallics (gold, bronze, champagne, gunmetal) Proceed with caution: White, ivory, or cream (too close to bridal) Very bright or neon colors (feel too casual) Pastels in certain seasons (can look washed out in evening lighting) Color combinations that work: Monochromatic elegance in single rich hues Subtle color blocking in related tones Minimal pattern in sophisticated prints When selecting wedding guest dresses, choose colors that complement your skin tone and photograph well in both natural and artificial lighting
You'll feel extremely comfortable in this versatile set, no matter where you're headed
Kalee Hewlett is a Celebrity Stylist & Confidence Coach with almost two decades of experience helping clients build confidence and dress for success.' She works with her clients to transform their sense of self 'from the inside out by merging her expertise in image consulting with Neuro-Linguistic Programming
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