Sizes: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
Across every season, the same principle holds: choose a dress that celebrates you and suits the kind of party you are having, adjusted for the weather so you stay comfortable and feel wonderful from the first guests arrival to the last dance

Guest dress code requirements: When the invitation says black tie: - A tuxedo or dinner suit is expected - Dark colours only: black or midnight blue - White shirt, black bow tie, polished black shoes - Waistcoat or cummerbund required When the invitation says black tie optional: - Tuxedo is preferred but dark formal suit is acceptable - If wearing a suit, choose navy, charcoal, or black - Pair with a conservative tie and white or light blue shirt - Ensure shoes are formal and polished What to avoid: - Wearing white or cream (reserved for the bride) - Arriving underdressed out of convenience - Wearing brown shoes, coloured shirts, or casual accessories - Eccentric choices that draw attention from the couple Practical considerations: - Confirm the dress code if unclear - Plan for weather and venue (outdoor ceremonies may require additional layers) - Bring essentials for touch-ups (lint roller, shoe shine cloth) 6

This can be a bubble ponytail, a slicked-back supermodel bun, or a braided ponytail
The matte leather and liquid silk create a sophisticated tension that feels intentional and modern
Kind of similarly to this, I guess, is why I personally dont find seal brown leather jackets as appealing as some leather jacket enthusiasts do, as its little bit too close to black and not black at all at the same time, so combining it becomes a tad too restrictive