Minimal was the sixties look to achieve
Sail to Sable is another smaller brand that I shop frequently
The color along with the asymmetrical hem sucked me in immediately
We also werent keen on the whole you may kiss your bride thing, so we decided not to go that route
Here is the dress-code abiding in the Royal Sector: Women: -elegant day outfit -dress/skirt should be modest, of appropriate length meaning knee-length or longer -shoulders should be covered -outwear and shawls are allowed -ladies suits are also allowed, but they have to be made of appropriate material in a given colour -hats are obligatory -other headwear is possible, under the condition that it has a basis of at least 10 cm diameter -shoulders and stomachs have to be covered -head sprays are forbidden (obligatory hats) Men: -grey or black outfit consisting of: vest, tie, hat is obligatory -men can take off their headwear at a restaurant, in private loge, terrace, balcony and garden -hats can also be taken off in any room that is in a garden -it is forbidden to decorate hats -black shoes are obligatory But in practice, what to wear to such event
I came across this New York Times article about a Shallot and Mustard Vinaigrette (A Salad Dressing to Rule them All) and I was intrigued (read it here if you want)
