She paired it with a green bird hat, which matches the green cape that she wears to the Met Ball in "And Just Like That..." When her original outfit is thwarted, Santiago says seeing the cape's color sparked the idea of the dress
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You can use the dressing immediately, or let it rest covered in the fridge for an hour or so to allow the flavors to meld
Remember, there is a fine line of what the difference is between semi-formal and formal dress
What was the original idea behind the brown gown
When done in black velvet, bridesmaid dresses can lend themselves to a variety of different wedding styles, from classic to gothic, to vintage and more
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