Ice Ribbon (in Japanese)
Formal (Black-Tie Optional) Wedding Dress Code A formal wedding, where black-tie is optional, offers guests an opportunity to choose how fancy theyd like to dress, knowing a range of outfit options are appropriate
Best Silhouettes for Semi-Formal A-line Flattering, versatile, appropriate across venues Empire waist Flowing and romantic, especially for outdoor events Fit-and-flare Defined waist with movement, reads as polished Wrap style Elegant when in quality fabric Two-piece Fashion-forward, works when styled with care Best Silhouettes for Formal Mermaid Dramatic, structured, best for evening events Column or sheath Sleek and sophisticated Ballgown Reserved for the most formal occasions Floor-length A-line Classic and universally flattering Strapless gown Evening-appropriate in a luxe fabric A strapless formal dress in satin or structured chiffon is a reliable formal choice for evening receptions
Length : Knee-Length
Choose a well-fitting design not too baggy, not too tight in heavyweight cotton and you'll instead have something between a formal shirt and a less formal tee
bluish light hitting the dress, while I see a warmer light coming from the right, particularly visible in the blacks