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Weddings are super happy occasions, though trying to figure out what to wear to them can be overwhelming. On top of this, the cocktail attire dress code can be notoriously unclear, especially if you don’t have any other instructions, which can make your attire options and shopping all the more confusing.  In this guide, we’ll clear up the confusion around wedding cocktail attire, so you can focus on getting psyched for the big day. Plus, we’ll offer a few outfit ideas to help you start your wedding guest attire research.  What Is Cocktail Attire?  Cocktail attire hits a balance between semi formal and semi casual. In terms of the vibe, think attire that you could wear to an upscale restaurant and still feel like you fit in. Cocktail dresses are probably what comes to mind first when you think about cocktail attire (rightfully so), but suits and jumpsuits also fit the bill.  Cocktail attire for other events tends to be a little less formal than cocktail attire for a wedding, so do keep this in mind when choosing a wedding outfit.  What Is Cocktail Attire for a Wedding?  As we said, cocktail attire for a wedding is pretty much the same as the cocktail attire dress code, but you’ll want to go more formal when in doubt. The longer the dress, the simpler it should be, though, to avoid upstaging anyone. A print can work wonders for this – we’ll get more into that later.  For a daytime wedding, you can play with lighter colors, but still keep your look elevated. For an evening wedding, you’ll want to stick to darker hues.  Wedding Attire to Avoid The main things to avoid when dressing for a wedding are anything that looks like a wedding dress, the color white, and the color the wedding party is wearing (especially the couple getting married!) Black used to be a taboo color, and red can also be dicey. While black isn’t as unpopular as it used to be, definitely check with the organizers before going with it.  If the organizers have requested that you wear a certain color, certainly make sure you do.  Be mindful not to have your attire be too flashy so as to keep from upstaging the couple and their ceremony.  And, of course, do dress to the dress code: No jeans, no T-shirts, and only dressy sandals.  Cocktail Wedding Attire Ideas Now that we’ve covered the basics of what cocktail attire is for a wedding, we can dive into some outfit ideas.  Cocktail Dress  Cocktail dresses are a classic choice for this dress code. To ensure that your cocktail dress is formal enough for the wedding, you’ll likely want to stick with a solid color. Do try on your dress beforehand to be certain that the hemline is long enough to be appropriate.  Midi or Tea-Length Dress These dresses are practically made for a cocktail attire wedding. The slight crop of the hemline tones down the formality of the full-length design, making it great to dance in and still adding an air of elegance.  Long Solid-Colored Dress  Long solid-colored dresses are perfect for evening weddings, especially in a darker color. When you’re looking at a long dress for a cocktail attire wedding, you’ll want to opt for a simpler design to avoid being too flashy.  Printed Long Dress The print on these dresses brings down the formality of the length, making them a great option for a daytime wedding. Florals complement a spring or summer event (June is the most popular time for weddings because of the weather) and are a classic wedding guest look.   Jumpsuit  If you’re not that into dresses but still want to give a sense of glamour, a jumpsuit can get you there. As a bonus, jumpsuits tend to be very comfortable and easy to move around in, so you can dance the night away!  Suit  Suits can have a little variety, too! You can do a lighter color suit for a daytime wedding, especially one taking place in a garden. Darker colors are expected for an evening event. Add a pop of color with your tie or shirt choice.  Is There a Difference Between Semi Formal and Cocktail Attire for a Wedding?  These dress codes tend to be used interchangeably, though cocktail attire for a wedding leaves room for slightly less formal looks than a semi-formal dress code.  Can You Wear Cocktail Attire to Both the Ceremony and Reception? Yes, and generally, you’ll want to choose an outfit that feels good for both. Changing midway through the event can be stressful, and others may find it distracting. If you know the reception will have a party atmosphere, consider choosing a look that can transition from a more formal ceremony moment to the party by removing some accessories. If the reception is on a different day or at a different location from the ceremony, feel free to have a secondary outfit. You will likely get dress code instructions for both events.  Will Other Wedding-Related Events Require Cocktail Attire?  This is something you’ll want to talk to the organizers about, especially if there aren’t clear dress code instructions on the invite.  Generally, you won’t have to dress with quite the amount of formality for these events as you would for a wedding, but do keep the venue in mind. For instance, if the bridal shower is taking place at a fancy restaurant, you may want to get a second cocktail attire-appropriate look.  For these events, you won’t want to wear what you plan on wearing to the wedding. You’ll also want to keep in mind any color-related faux pas. Wearing the same color as the wedding party to the rehearsal dinner won’t be the biggest deal, but you definitely will want to steer clear of white (or any color you’re instructed to avoid) out of respect.  What Is Cocktail Attire for a Wedding? Your Questions, Answered Figuring out what to wear to a cocktail attire wedding can be a little tricky, but it doesn’t have to be. When in doubt, ask the organizers or get some opinions on your outfit shortlist from your loved ones. For a more formal dress code, check out our guide on black tie weddings.  

Embracing an aesthetic is a great way to display your personality with your look and also attract like-minded people to your circle, whether that’s new friends or a new crush. There are so many different aesthetics out there that there’s sure to be one that fits your unique personality and interests. In our guide, we go over some of the most popular aesthetics as well as offer outfit ideas for each. Whether you’re hoping to try something new or you’re looking for inspiration to add to your aesthetic collection, we’ve got you covered!  Our Top 9 Aesthetic Outfit Ideas  From moody goth vibes to hot pink Barbiecore, we have a wide range of aesthetics to suit any personality! For a unique twist, try mixing and matching your favorites!  00s Aesthetic Outfit Ideas  We had to start with a classic! If you’re heading to a Y2K throwback party or you’re just hoping to embody some retro vibes, you’ll want to opt for pieces with lots of bling, low-rise jeans, and don’t forget the super sparkly makeup. Tops with butterflies on them were also popular then.  Color-wise, you’ll want to go with bold, saturated hues, and keep an eye out for pieces in animal print. For inspiration, check out girl bands from the 00s, along with movies from the time, like Josie and the Pussycats.  Vintage Outfit Ideas  Vintage is kind of a catch-all aesthetic, but the great thing about that is you can really make it your own. Go with an A-line dress that has a Bardot neckline to embody old Hollywood glamour, or stick with a silky sheath dress for something a little more 90s.  The exact color palettes and silhouettes to look for will depend on the era you’re trying to embody; for inspiration, check out era-relevant movies.  Goth Outfit Ideas  The goth aesthetic is a very straightforward one; you’ll want to go with all-black everything. Within the goth aesthetic, there are tons of sub-aesthetics, ranging from the layered Victorian-inspired looks to futuristic cybergoth, which typically incorporates pops of neon colors.  Just because it’s monochrome doesn’t mean it’s simple; this is one aesthetic that’s all about the drama and layers. As a bonus, you can make a real statement at prom in a dramatic black dress!  Dark Academia Outfit Ideas Dark academia is perfect for exuding autumn vibes without going too extreme in color if that’s not your thing. Think neutrals: brown, navy, cream, and olive green are popular choices for this aesthetic.  Pleated skirts or checkered slacks topped with a sweater is a classic dark academia vibe. You can also pair a crisp button-down shirt with a sweater vest or waistcoat.  Barbie Aesthetic Outfit Ideas The Barbie aesthetic invites you to let yourself get inspired by all things pink and adorable. You can’t go wrong with a sparkling pink cocktail dress for an event or an occasion, but Barbie can embody so many different things.  You can take inspiration from Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie, or you can look to the dolls for outfit ideas. Vintage Barbies can still have timeless looks, from elegant special occasion gowns to colorful sundresses perfect for all your summer adventures!  Western Outfit Ideas Western-themed parties are super popular thanks to Chapell Roan and Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter. For a full-on Western ensemble, look at dresses or vests and chaps that are heavy on the fringe. If you’re hoping for a more subtle Western vibe, start with a decorative bolo tie and some cowboy boots.  The Western color palette can be pretty much anything you want, though the most common colors tend to be brown, blue, red, and rosy pink.  Cottagecore Outfit Ideas With cottagecore, you’ll want to think florals, long dresses, and generally lighter colors (like pastels). The most obvious cottagecore looks are going to be floral maxi dresses, typically with an A-line silhouette, but don’t be afraid to branch out.  Floral co-ords can just as easily give cottagecore vibes and can be more versatile pieces in your wardrobe – pair the skirt with a solid top and a jacket for cooler-weather months. Old Money Aesthetic Outfit Ideas As you’ve likely seen on Gossip Girl and Succession, the old money aesthetic tends to favor preppy styles in an elegant, subdued color palette. This is one aesthetic that can get a bit pricey, as the focus is on high-quality pieces. Luckily, one of the marks of the old money aesthetic is that you’re typically going for neutral basics, so you’ll still get mileage out of anything you pick out.  For a business chic look, try a suit in a solid color that’s either neutral or close to it (powder blue, for instance). For a going-out look, opt for a sleek black dress tailored to your frame, with neutral makeup and elegant jewelry.  Balletcore Outfit Ideas Balletcore is kind of like Barbiecore’s quieter cousin. You’ll want to look for flowy, dreamy skirts in soft pastels – bonus if you pair them with a matching shrug. Light, pastel pink is the number one color for this aesthetic, but you can find plenty of balletcore pieces in white, pastel blue, light yellow, and pastel green.  If you’re not really into skirts but still want to embody this aesthetic, loose shorts in a flowy fabric, paired with a bodysuit, and leg warmers can help you achieve this look. Of course, don’t forget the ballet flats!  How Do I Find My Perfect Aesthetic? When you’re thinking about your perfect aesthetic, think about the clothes you already have that make you feel confident. You can look at specific colors, silhouettes, outfit vibes, whatever you like! From there, you can either find aesthetics that align with what you like already.  If you’re looking for a totally fresh start or a wardrobe revamp that feels like you, think about styles you’re drawn to. Again, you’ll want to look at things like color palettes and silhouettes. You can also take stock of your favorite TV shows, movies, and music to get even more ideas. Moodboards can be a great way to put all your ideas together and find more inspiration!  When in doubt, start small. Incorporate some accessories or a few pieces into your usual outfit rotation; if that feels good, go with one or two full outfits. Give them each a few wears before committing to the aesthetic anymore, that way if it turns out not to be your thing, you haven’t broken the bank.  Can I Have More Than One Aesthetic?  Yes! For the most part, no one has just one aesthetic. We’re all influenced by the things that we love and the pieces that make us feel confident, so don’t be afraid to combine aesthetics as you like them. Combining aesthetics can give you a super unique, unforgettable look, which is perfect if you want to stand out.  Your aesthetic may also vary from day to day; you may be able to pull off full goth looks on the weekends, but may need to keep it closer to a dark academia vibe for work.  Embrace Your Next Aesthetic Changing up your aesthetic can be a little stressful, so remember to take it one step at a time. A moodboard to help you sort out your inspiration will go a long way in honing your personal style and any aesthetic you choose to incorporate into it. Above all, remember to have fun and always dress for yourself, not for anyone else! 

Getting a wedding invitation can be a super joyous occasion; it’s wonderful to be asked to participate in such a special day. That said, choosing what to wear can be a challenge, especially when there’s a heightened sense of pressure to get it right.  Not only that, but dress codes for weddings can be confusing, only adding to the anxiety. Luckily, we’re here to help, so you can spend less time stressing and more time preparing in other ways for the big day.  Below, we break down the most popular wedding dress codes and give you a few outfit ideas to help you get started in your shopping.  What Is Appropriate Wedding Guest Attire?  Appropriate wedding guest attire highly depends on the dress code provided, which we’ll get into later. The first thing you’ll want to consider, though, is the color of your outfit.  Obviously, off-limits colors are off-limits. White or any dress that resembles a wedding gown is a typical no-no, though it’s great to check what color the star couple is wearing, just in case. Black and red used to be very taboo colors to wear to weddings, though many modern couples don’t mind either of these color selections as long as the red isn’t too flashy.  You also may want to avoid any colors that the wedding party is wearing, especially if you’re not super close with the couple getting married; that could get awkward! If you’re unsure, always check your planned outfit’s color choice with someone in or organizing the wedding. Finally, if the couple asks that you do wear a certain color, respect that.  Most importantly, you’ll want to make sure your clothes are clean, crisp, and comfortable; keep in mind that you’ll generally be sitting for a period of time and then, likely, doing some dancing. So, be sure you select a look that can take you through the best of both worlds without breaking a sweat.  Wedding Guest Attire Ideas Based on Dress Code Did you get a wedding invite featuring a dress code that you’re not sure about? Or, just looking for outfit ideas for your next wedding? Regardless, we have you covered with our guide to the most popular wedding guest dress codes.  White Tie This is the most formal dress code, both for weddings and for events in general. White tie weddings specifically require a tuxedo that has tails on it, which is one of the most formal garments you can buy.  For a white tie wedding, even if it’s set during the day, you’ll want to opt for a neutral-colored dress, as black or navy is more formal than pastels or other tones. A dress should be floor-length, so be careful if there’s dancing.  Black Tie  Like white tie weddings, black tie dress codes also require a tuxedo, but they don’t need tails. Black tie dresses can be a little less formal than a white tie, but you still want them to be darker in hue and floor length (or at least hitting your shoes). Choose a dress with minimal embellishment to keep the attention on the party.  Jumpsuits can also be a good option for a black tie wedding, though do be sure that it’s formal enough. In this case, you’ll want to make sure there are embellishments and formal details like a structured silhouette, beading, and sleeves.  For more on accessorizing for this dress code, check out our in-depth guide on what to wear to a black tie wedding.  Black Tie Optional  Black tie optional is a dress code firmly between black tie and formal, described below. For these weddings, you can wear a tuxedo and a full-length dress and fit right in, but it’s not a requirement.  Suits are appropriate at a black tie optional wedding, as are tea-length dresses. However, if the wedding is going to be in the evening (after 6:30 P.M.), you may want to opt for the floor-length look, as later events tend to run more formal.  Formal  This is one of the most common wedding dress codes, and luckily, it’s fairly straightforward. Suits and longer dresses are appropriate; don’t go any shorter than tea-length. Suits should always be black or deep navy, but dresses can vary a bit more in hue as long as the color is more formal than not (for instance, neon pink may not be appropriate).  A formal dress code also offers a bit of wiggle room in the neckline; a dark-hued one-shoulder dress can perfectly strike the balance between formality and modernity.  Cocktail or Semi-Formal This dress code is another that’s very popular with wedding organizers, and it can be one of the most confusing. Firstly, cocktail and semi-formal tend to be used interchangeably, and the general vibe is something between business casual and formal.  An elevated midi dress is tailor-made for these dress codes, as they’re long but not too long (and cropped without being too short). You also can’t go wrong with a suit featuring a jewel-toned tie or a maxi dress in a print. Daytime summer weddings are perfect for a floral, especially in pastels. Context is going to be really important for this one when it comes to color choice or whether you can go with a print or a light color and fit in. When in doubt, though, go a little more formal.  Festive or Themed This one’s super subjective, as different themes will mean different things. Typically, some other information will be included; in the case of ‘tropical,’ ‘beach,’ or ‘destination’ dress codes, you’ll be told where the event will be and whether a bathing suit is appropriate. Other dress codes may be included, too, like ‘formal western.’  If you don’t want to look costumey, consider incorporating key theme colors or details into your look. For instance, if you’re heading to a Gatsby-themed wedding, go with a look featuring a bit of fringe and wear a headband that nods to the flapper style.  This is one dress code that organizers are likely expecting questions on, so don’t be afraid to reach out to them or other people you know who are going to the wedding to confer. Definitely keep in mind the climate and type of year so you’re dressed to the temperature, especially if you’re traveling to a destination.  Casual The casual wedding dress code is a little misleading. While it’s casual, you’ll still want to dress up a bit; go with a business casual vibe. It’s still a wedding, so of course you’ll want to look crisp and put together in pictures. So, unless the dress code specifically states that you can wear jeans, avoid them.  Casual wedding dress codes are perfect for printed dresses and jumpsuits in less-formal silhouettes or fabrics. If the wedding takes place any earlier than the evening, don’t be afraid to go with pastels, as long as they’re not too light.  What If There’s No Dress Code Listed? Sometimes the organizers won’t list a dress code – don’t panic!  First, look at any clues on the invitation or the wedding website. Sometimes, the dress code may not be on the main page and can be found in a section labeled “FAQ” or “Before You Attend.”  If there’s no direction on the website, note the time of day and the venue. Googling the venue and seeing what the vibe is like can give you a lot of guidance on what kinds of clothes you should consider. Plus, generally, the later in the evening the wedding is, the more formal it’s going to be, so this will be a pretty good clue.  If you’re still not sure, reach out to the organizers and ask.  Does Time of Year Matter for Wedding Attire?  Yes, when you’re choosing an outfit for a wedding, you’ll want to keep the time of year in mind. If it’s a spring or summertime wedding, you can generally opt for lighter fabrics and colors unless it’s a very formal wedding (black tie or white tie). For an autumn or winter wedding, stick with darker colors and choose fabrics that are a bit heavier. You may also want to incorporate some cold-weather accessories, such as a matching shawl or tights, to ensure you stay warm, especially if the wedding is taking place outside.  For a dress (or other look) that you can wear to multiple weddings across different seasons, opt for medium-weight fabric choices and more neutral colors, such as navy or black. The great thing about this type of base is that you can accessorize it endlessly, and it can take you through a ton of different events.  Dressing Your Wedding Best!  Now that you know the ins and outs of wedding guest attire, you can shop for and attend your next wedding with confidence and style!

Finding your personal style can be daunting, especially paired with everything else that comes with being a teenager. If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve put together just the guide for you.  We dive into some of this season’s biggest trends that can suit a ton of different aesthetics and are tailored to your preferences! Plus, we get into some of the best places to find fashion inspiration to help you experiment with outfit ideas of your own.  Whether you’re looking for cute outfits for your day-to-day school rotation or pieces that can go with you from hangouts to special occasions, our guide has you covered.  Our Top 4 Outfit Ideas for Teens (That Work With Any Season!)  While trends can come and go, they can also serve as excellent inspiration. Below, we get into some of the most popular recent trends and how to make them your own.  Crop Top Co-Ords  While co-ords have been trending recently, this is a look that will always be in style. Cropped sets are perfect for the summer as they’ll keep you cool. They can also take you through parts of fall and the end of spring, especially paired with a matching sweater or jacket.  Solid-color matching sets can be worn together for a monochromatic look, or split to complement other pieces (which is what gives co-ords staying power in your wardrobe). Printed matching sets can range from a twist on office-chic in neutral plaid or houndstooth, or bold in jewel tones with more abstract prints.  More formal versions of this trend can be perfect for homecoming. Also, keep in mind that if you don’t want to do a crop top, you don’t have to; this trend can also feature a full-length shirt.  Baggy Jeans and a Tee This pairing is a classic for a reason. Jeans are great for just about any time of year, and depending on the jeans and tee you choose, they can be worn to a ton of different occasions.  Standard blue jeans or lighter washes are fantastic for casual events; go with a dark wash or jeans with some embellishment for an elevated daytime excursion, especially paired with heels. For an ultra-trendy take on the look, opt for low-rise jeans.  Your top can also range from a sleek tee with no graphic, or go with a dressier top for a slightly more elevated vibe.  Sleek Sheath Dresses Sheath dresses are a more formal look that can be dressed up or down endlessly; they’re really versatile pieces that can take you to a ton of different events. A neutral or more subdued color like soft pink is a great canvas for your favorite statement accessories, whereas a bolder color or print dress will be the star of the show.  Obviously, these dresses are tailor-made for those semi-formal to formal events – dances, fundraisers, all that stuff. However, they can also be dressed down for things like girls' night or lower-key dates.  Add a leather jacket as a dynamic contrast to the feminine silhouette; this can be particularly striking with a dress in a pastel color, a floral print, or in flowy fabric like chiffon. For cooler weather seasons, consider tights underneath; these can be statement pieces too, in a contrast color or a print.  Athleisure (With a Twist) Athleisure is one genre of clothing that never really goes out of style and works as the perfect answer to early, chilly mornings. While athleisure is best-known for its tighter cuts, wide-leg silhouettes are what’s trending right now – think closer to a tracksuit look than yoga pants or joggers.  Something great about this look is that you can find just about every color under the sun. Go with a bold color or a print to stand out and add a little flair to your dreary winter days. Neutrals or pastels, on the other hand, can be mixed and matched with other pieces in your wardrobe.  If you’re not sure about a totally wide leg, you can find toned-down versions of this trend, or go with a boot cut. Pair with chunky sneakers and keep accessories minimal for ultimate casual flair.  Even More Outfit Ideas for Teens: Where to Look for Outfit Idea Inspiration Still looking for outfit ideas? Here are some of the best places to look for inspiration, and consider making a moodboard of your favorite looks while you search. This way, you can also see any patterns that you can add to your personal style.  Look to the Stars  We don’t mean literally (though the night sky can be super inspiring). Think about celebrities or other figures whose personal style you admire and do some research. Awards shows looks can be great inspo for formal events like prom; interviews and other appearances can be great for day-to-day looks  Your Favorite Media Get inspired by looks from your favorite TV shows and movies. For instance, do you love shows about rich people getting into trouble? Take a look at their wardrobe choices and see if there’s anything you want to incorporate, from color pairings to accessories. You don’t have to go head-to-toe with their exact look; you can start with a few accessories and see what feels right.  Fashion Magazines and Blogs While a lot of these tend to be targeted toward adults, you can definitely get inspired by pieces and make them your own. Both fashion magazines and blogs can also be fantastic for helping you nail down what it is about certain trends or pieces that you like, so you can better search for more.  Influencers This is probably super obvious, but there are tons of fashion influencers on TikTok, X, and Pinterest that cater to a wide range of personal styles. Take a look at their posts for inspiration and consider making your own to document your fashion journey.  Your Friends Do you have that one friend who always looks put together no matter what? Consider asking them about their style and where they find inspiration for it; it may end up being the start of some really fun shopping trips. Just make sure you’re getting inspiration from other places too, so your wardrobe isn’t totally identical to your friend’s.  Your Style, Your Rules: Start Mixing and Matching There are tons of places to get outfit inspiration; this guide is just the beginning. If you’re thinking about how to establish your signature style, remember to try not to overdo it to keep yourself from getting overwhelmed. Most importantly, fashion should be fun and your clothes should make you feel confident, no matter the season or occasion! 

Formal events always come with a dress code to follow, and black tie weddings are probably the strictest of the bunch. As an elegant, sophisticated occasion, you can expect the dress code of a black tie wedding to be described in a similar way. You likely already know that you should wear something refined and respectful for the event, but what exactly does that entail? The nuances of a black tie wedding can be a bit overwhelming, especially if this is your first black tie event. In this article, we’re going to explain what to wear to a black tie wedding so you can make sure you know how to make a lasting impression. This article discusses appropriate attire for both men and women, the classic tuxedo and evening gown, and the accessories that complete the ensemble. We'll also let you in on all our secrets on color palettes and fabric choices so you can truly look your best.  What to Wear to a Black Tie Wedding: Women’s Attire You’ve probably been told you need to wear an evening gown for a black tie event, but there’s a lot more that goes into this decision. Here, we’ll take you through our recommendations for evening gowns, accessories to go with them, and hair and makeup to tie it all together. Evening Gown As far as a woman's black tie attire goes, the evening gown is pretty much the only right choice. This gown should be floor-length and made from silk, satin, velvet, or lace; anything luxurious. Options for the neckline range from a classic sweetheart to a sophisticated halter, but we generally recommend opting for a more modest style that complements your figure.  If you’re confused about the decision for the fabric and style of your gown, consider the season when you’ll be attending; a lightweight silk gown is best for a summer wedding, but a velvet gown might do you better in the winter. This does come down to preference, however. Accessories Accessories will help you complete your black tie ensemble. For your essentials, go with a delicate clutch or a small evening bag. As for jewelry, we usually recommend the classics: a diamond necklace, elegant earrings, and a bracelet. High-heeled shoes, preferably in a neutral color like silver or gold, will help elevate your look a touch. When choosing your accessories, make sure they complement your evening gown and overall style, which means no overly large or flashy accessories that might detract from the theme. Hair and Makeup Like your accessories, the hair and makeup should complement your evening gown and overall look. If you’re unsure, take your pick between the classics: a chignon, updo, or soft curls. Keep your makeup natural and sophisticated while highlighting your features with subtle contouring, mascara, and a touch of lipstick. Choose a color palette that complements your skin tone and the overall aesthetic of your outfit. Color palettes are discussed in detail in a later section. What to Wear to a Black Tie Wedding: Men’s Attire If you’re just picking out a standard black tuxedo and calling it a day, you might be missing out on making your best impression at the event. In this section, we’ll go into everything that ties a man’s black tie attire together. Tuxedo The tuxedo is to men’s black tie attire what the evening gown is to women’s. It’s the standard suit, but it doesn’t have to be the standard style every time. A tuxedo is usually characterized by its black jacket with satin lapels and black trousers with satin side stripes, but we recommend experimenting with a navy one too. You might be pushing it with other, less common colors, but a navy jacket is perfectly acceptable at most events and helps you stand out just that little bit more. The jacket of your tuxedo should fit impeccably, with a tailored silhouette that accentuates your physique. The trousers should be hemmed to just above the ankle. The fitting of the tuxedo jacket can really make or break your whole outfit, so make sure it gets the appropriate attention. Shirt and Bow Tie The shirt worn with a tuxedo should be a white dress shirt made from a fine fabric like cotton or linen. The collar should be a wingtip or a spread, the two most commonly used formal types. A black bow tie is also the traditional pairing for the tuxedo, so make sure you have one. It should be tied carefully and adjusted so it’s comfortable around your neck. Like the rest of the outfit, the bow tie should be made from a high-quality fabric, such as silk or satin. Accessories Accessories at a black tie wedding are as important for men as they are for women. As a man, you should choose a black patent leather belt and your best pair of dress shoes (we recommend oxfords or wingtips). A pocket square can also add a touch of personality to your tuxedo jacket. Don’t forget your timepiece - a classy Tissot can add a lot of sophistication to your look without breaking the bank. Grooming Grooming is an everyday essential, but it’s all the more important if you want a polished black tie look. Whichever hairstyle you choose, make sure it’s neatly styled and well-groomed. If you have facial hair, it should be trimmed and properly maintained.  There are too many perfumes or colognes to choose from (depending on the season, style, etc.), so as a general recommendation, we advise against strong or overpowering ones. A subtle fragrance is all you’ll need to lift your whole impression. Little details like this will make all the difference for you on the evening More Do’s for Both Men and Women Now that you have a baseline for what to do with your outfit and accessories, you can get into the nitty gritty of your overall look; that’s what we’ll cover in this section. Color Palette At a black tie event, your options may be a bit limited in the color palette, depending on how strict the dress code is. If you want to go with something solid and dependable, black is the traditional color that you just can’t go wrong with. This will work for both tuxedos and evening gowns.  That said, there are other options that can work just as well too. For men, our favorite is a midnight blue tuxedo or even a charcoal gray suit. For women, you can consider a navy blue, emerald green, or dark silver evening gown as well. The only guideline to keep in mind with different colors is not to go for really flashy ones that might stand out in a distracting manner. After all, you don't want to distract from the party or the bride's dress. Fabric Quality The quality of the fabric used in your outfit plays a much bigger role in how you’ll look than people often expect. High-quality fabrics that are both durable and luxurious are a must here. For women, these would be silk, satin, velvet, and lace. Not only do they look the part, but they also drape beautifully and make you look graceful regardless of the setting. For men, your tuxedo should be made from a fine wool or cashmere blend. The fabric should be soft to the touch and have a subtle sheen.  Fit and Tailoring As we emphasized earlier, fit and tailoring can really make or break your whole look. For men, your jacket should fit snugly across the shoulders without being too tight. The sleeves should be the correct length, which means ending just above the wrist bone. The trousers should be hemmed to your preferred length and fit comfortably around the waist. For women, the evening gown should flatter your figure and curves. The tailoring should be such that it fits snugly around the bodice and waist, with a flowing skirt that goes with your body type. Comfort We often see people overlooking comfort in favor of looking their best, but you don’t necessarily have to choose between the two. A good looking outfit can be your most comfortable one as long as you choose it right. For starters, whichever attire you go with should let you move freely and enjoy the evening.  Women should look at the length of the dress in this respect (does it let you move around easily?) Heels are the most common choice for shoes, so make sure they’re your most comfortable pair. For men, when getting your suit tailored, make sure it’s not so tight that it restricts your movement, even if it looks fine at a surface level. Get a good pair of dress shoes with good cushioning and support to avoid discomfort. Mastering the Art of Black Tie Attire And there you have it! By now, you should know everything you need to look your absolute best for the evening. Once again, we’d like to emphasize the importance of your fitting and tailoring; it’ll define not just how good you look, but how comfortable you are at the wedding.  You also have options with colors, though we’d generally recommend staying on the darker end of the spectrum with your choice. Last but not least, remember to be your most confident self at the event - your attire will follow suit, and you’ll make the best possible impression on your peers.  

A cruise is the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and luxury, giving you an unparalleled vacation experience. There is always a variety of activities, from lounging by the pool and unwinding in premium spas to dining in the finest restaurants and exploring exotic locations. This busy schedule calls for careful planning on what to wear. This article will guide you on what to wear on a cruise so that you look stylish and feel comfortable throughout the day and night. We’ll also share some exclusive packing tips at the end that can make preparing for your next vacation easier.  What to Wear on a Cruise: Daytime Outfits Mornings and afternoons on a cruise are the perfect time for travelers to ease into an exciting day of various onboard activities. While there’s usually no strict dress code for these activities on most cruises, here is a breakdown of what you can wear if you’re in need of some inspiration: Lounging by the Pool Almost all ships offer spacious pool decks with loungers, hot tubs, and occasionally water slides and splash zones. If you’re starting your day off by soaking up the sun with a refreshing cocktail, you’d want to dress in lightweight, breathable swimwear. You can also wear a sarong wrap or kimono for a cover-up if you’re moving between the pool and the bar.  For men, we recommend opting for a pair of swim trunks and a casual tank top or short-sleeved button-up. You’ll also need a pair of slip-on sandals and flip-flops to make it easier to walk around the deck.  Onboard Entertainment Another common theme you’ll encounter on most luxury cruises is the range of entertainment available, such as fitness classes, sports tournaments, dance lessons, cooking demonstrations, trivia games, and more. This will require versatile and comfortable clothing like tank tops and breathable shirts with shorts or casual sundresses. Whether you're going on an adventure or enjoying relaxed activities, light sneakers or slip-on shoes will keep you comfortable and ready for anything. Shore Excursions If you’re heading offshore to hit the beach, explore any local destinations, or take a guided tour, you need to dress the part. Light tops like t-shirts and tank tops work well with breathable pants, capris, or even skirts. Activewear like moisture-wicking tops, board shorts, and athletic leggings work well if you’re heading off hiking or zip-lining. Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes or sturdy sandals, as you’ll be engaging in a lot of movement that can tire out your feet.  If you’re visiting places that have cultural or religious restrictions, make sure to pack modest attire. These typically include clothing that covers your shoulders and knees, such as maxi skirts, long-sleeved tops, and scarves.  Relaxation and Wellness Activities If your itinerary includes spa sessions, yoga classes, and wellness workshops, loose-fitting apparel is key. We’re talking yoga pants, breathable tank tops, comfortable shorts, and cozy loungewear. Most wellness centers provide robes and slippers, but it's always a good idea to bring your own outfit that you can easily slip into after a rejuvenating spa session.  Casual Daytime Dining  For those wanting to grab a bite or a drink without having to dress in formal attire, there are often several casual dining and lounging options. All you need to wear here is a simple sundress or a nice blouse or polo shirt with a pair of shorts for a meal like brunch. You might also need a light cardigan or shawl in case the air conditioning is too cool for your taste.  What to Wear on a Cruise in the Evening Cruise evenings change up the atmosphere a bit, shifting from the relaxed daytime vibe to a more sophisticated and lively scene. This is where you’ll want to embrace proper cruise etiquette by dressing up, showcasing your personal style, and enjoying a different side of the cruise experience.  Casual Nights Casual evenings and nights usually require a comfortable yet stylish outfit. Think jeans or chinos with a nice shirt or blouse for men and casual dresses or skirts paired with simple tops for women. You can choose between loafers, casual shoes, and flats to finish off the outfit. Smart Casual For a relaxed but more polished look, dressier pants and stylish skirts with a button-up shirt or chic blouse can do the trick. Men can wear a blazer over a dress shirt with trousers. If your overall outfit is still simple, you can dress it up with smart shoes like loafers, dressy flats, or ankle boots.  Formal Nights Formal nights are when you can go all out when dressing up. Some cruise lines have specific dress codes, but, generally, the guidelines are quite simple. Women can wear elegant cocktail dresses, gowns, or dressy separates. On the other hand, men should opt for a suit and tie or a tuxedo. Heels are typically encouraged for women, while men are expected to wear dress shoes. Special Cruise Events Cruises often feature exciting specialty events and themed nights to add a bit of spice to your voyage. These can include tropical luaus, masquerade balls, retro 80s parties, and neon nights. To avoid any last-minute stress of wondering what to wear, it’s a good idea to review your cruise itinerary well in advance so you know what you have to work with.  Plain white outfits can work perfectly for white parties, while tropical prints are ideal for a traditional “Caribbean night.” You can also rent costumes and thrift affordable themed accessories before your trip to transform your outfits with a few creative touches without breaking the bank.  Cold-Weather Cruises While most people enjoy going on cruises in the summertime, voyages to colder destinations like Alaska also have a strong fan following. These trips require a lot more preparation and have a greater focus on layering. This allows you to adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day. You can start off with thermal tops and bottoms as a base layer, add a fleece jacket or knit sweater for warmth, and finish off with a waterproof jacket to guard yourself against the wind and rain. Don’t forget your waterproof boots or shoes, especially if you’re planning to head out on excursions to glaciers, join nature hikes, or move about on rainy days. Essential Cruise Accessories In addition to all the outfits we’ve broken down above, here’s a list of essential cruise accessories you need to pack to have for a smooth and enjoyable trip: Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from the sun while lounging on deck or exploring areas offshore. Beach Tote or Bag: Carry your essentials with you wherever you go. Wide-Brimmed Hat: Get shade and protection from the sun while completing your chic summer look. Baseball Cap: Keep the sun out of your eyes during daytime excursions or activities. Clutch: Serves as the perfect stylish accessory for formal dinners. Jewelry: Enhance your outfit with versatile pieces that can transition from day to night. Avoid bringing overly expensive or sentimental jewelry so that you don’t have to worry about loss or damage. Cold-Weather Accessories: Gloves, scarves, beanies, and thermal socks for extra warmth. Packing Tips for a Cruise Packing all these outfits and accessories can be daunting, but there are several tips you can follow to make the process easier: Create a capsule wardrobe. If you focus on a color palette that allows easy mixing and matching, you'll have a much more versatile selection of outfits. You can easily dress up and dress down these pieces depending on the situation. Roll clothes instead of folding them to save vital space in your luggage. You can also get packing cubes and organizers from your local store to use your space more efficiently.  Remember to pack sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, medication, toiletries, and other essentials.  Leave behind heavy and bulky items unless they’re necessary for your destination.  Avoid bringing uncomfortable footwear, such as very high heels, that can cause discomfort while walking on a moving ship.  Review your cruise line’s specific guidelines carefully to make sure what is allowed and what is prohibited.  Every Cruise Line Is Different At the end of the day, every cruise line is different and offers a unique set of amenities and activities that can influence your packing and overall experience. You need to understand the specific features and expectations of your cruise line so that you can tailor your wardrobe and accessories accordingly.  The guidelines shared in this article are an excellent starting point for planning your wardrobe. Given your cruise’s rules and your personal preferences, you can add and subtract items as you see fit. It might seem like a chore at first, but the better prepared you are, the more you'll enjoy your cruise adventure.  

Since the introduction of photography, family portraits have been a tradition for many. Now that we all carry a high-quality camera in our pocket, candid photos are more popular than ever, but sometimes having a planned family photo can be a charming way to commemorate an occasion. One of the most common family photos are yearly Christmas photos, but you can take a group picture for all sorts of events. Birthdays, anniversaries, reunions, or family vacations are wonderful excuses to get together and take a picture. Of course, if you’re taking a special photo, you want everyone to look the part. Most families have some people who are chronically overdressed and others who are chronically underdressed, so choosing a theme or dress code ahead of time can help the picture look more cohesive. There’s nothing cuter than a coordinated theme to family outfits in a photo.  Looking Your Best in Family Pictures For some of us, taking photos in general can be stressful. We might feel self-conscious about how the camera captures us, or we may compare ourselves to others in our own family. When you’re old and gray, though, you may regret it if you don’t have pictures of yourself with the people you love. No matter the theme, you can choose to create an outfit that helps boost your confidence. Pick a silhouette that flows over your body, not clinging or scrunching. While stretch jersey fabrics feel comfortable, they don’t photograph well, so choose a woven fabric with some structure. Make sure your outfit fits well and feel free to adjust it with a belt or by tucking things in to create a more dynamic shape or more even proportions. Even a boxy t-shirt can be styled in a way that makes you feel more confident, so take the time to style yourself before the photo. Your smile will be even brighter if you do. Matchy-Matchy Family Picture Outfit Ideas The easiest way to make sure everyone is dressed to the theme is to have everyone wear the same thing. It takes some pre-planning, but if that’s the concept you want, it’s worth the effort. Matching Tees The old family reunion special is matching t-shirts, and it’s easier than ever now with print shops letting you upload your designs digitally. Make sure to order the right number of the right sizes so everyone’s shirt fits well in the picture. You can poll everyone ahead of time in the family group chat. If you want to create your own custom tees, make sure to enlist the most artistic member of the family to help create a design that’s cute enough to wear even after the photo is taken. Matching Outfits If you’re dressing a smaller group, there are other options beyond the classic t-shirt. Many larger mall and big box brands like Old Navy, Gap, and Target have clothing in a wide range of sizes and cuts for men, women, children, and teens. Classic items like solid color button-downs or cable knit sweaters will likely be available across all those sizes. Sometimes the same patterns will also be available in children’s and adult clothes or very similar kids’ versions of adult designs. There are even brands that specialize in “mommy and me” or “daddy and me” outfits, so you can find an identical outfit in kid and adult sizes. Having your baby or toddler match you perfectly will, no doubt, make your photos extra adorable. Unique Family Picture Outfit Ideas Sometimes you want a more organic look to your photos, especially if you’re dressing a group of mainly adults.  If you don’t want to purchase identical clothing items for every member of the family, you can choose a theme that everyone dresses to instead. This will give your photos a charming sense of harmony without looking artificially staged. Here are a few ideas to consider when picking outfits for your family photos. Stick to a Theme You can think of your family photo themes as party themes: choose something fun to let everyone’s creativity shine through. Pick a theme and let everyone have fun creating a costume or look together. Maybe you want to do an old west theme and have everyone dress up as cowboys and Oregon Trail pioneers. Or, the theme could be beach vacation. Everyone can wear their swimsuits and Hawaiian shirts with sunglasses. You could also do your own version of the MET Gala with everyone dressed in their very best formal outfit. A theme could also be based on a beloved book for a film the whole family enjoys. Each member of the family could dress as their favorite character. An open theme not only allows each member of the family to put a unique spin on a concept, but also lets you show the personality of your family as a whole. Choose a Color The easiest way to make a family photo look well-coordinated is to choose a color for everyone to wear. It’s usually easiest to choose a neutral color that everyone will have in their wardrobe. While it’s tempting to pick basic black, a lighter color like cream or beige will brighten everyone up and keep the photo from looking too drab. You don’t have to limit yourself to neutrals, of course, you can also choose a color that’s representative of your family or important in your culture. It will be a more visually interesting photo to have everyone wear their favorite shade of the same color. It will be obvious that the theme was planned, but it will allow everyone to pick the shade that best flatters them and makes them feel good. Pick a Matching Item of Clothing Who doesn’t love an ugly sweater party? This outfit revolves around a specific item, a sweater, and allows everyone to exercise their creativity in the one they choose. While this is common for winter holidays, there are other items you could choose to match. Denim jackets are a classic item that many people have in their wardrobes. They can be simple and basic blue denim, but they can also come in a variety of washes and colors. Some people also enjoy customizing their jean jackets with patches, pins, and paint. A jean jacket family photo will look cohesive while still allowing each person to show their creativity and style. Coordinate a Pattern Patterns are one of the best ways to add excitement or visual interest to an outfit, and you can also use them to spice up a family photo. Classics like stripes or polka dots are easy to coordinate, but you can also choose more unique patterns that reflect your family’s cultural background. If you have Scottish heritage, choose a tartan associated with your family clan. If you have Ashanti roots, add a piece made with Kente cloth to your outfit. For families that trace their ancestors back to the Andes Mountains, try adding some Quechua patterns. Every culture has a rich history of textiles that are unique to that region. You can incorporate one item of clothing in that pattern into everyone’s outfit. Perhaps someone wears it as a shirt, another as a scarf, a headband, or even a dress. This is a beautiful way to create a thread that links everyone’s outfit, but allows individuality. Or you can simply choose a fun pattern that everyone loves and let them incorporate it into their look. Seasonal Themes Choosing a seasonal theme is also a great way to get everyone on the same page. Spring and fall are particularly great seasonal themes that come with a strong sense of visual language. If you can take your pictures in an outdoor setting during those seasons, even better! For spring, a pastel color palette with soft neutrals is perfect. Floral patterns work well too. Linen shirts, light colored slacks, midi dresses, or flowy skirts in the colors and patterns of the season will look great on every member of the family. Choosing a park or botanical garden as your backdrop will create the perfect spring photo. For fall, you can take inspiration from the autumn foliage. Deep browns, burgundy, burnt orange, and forest green are beautiful colors for fall. Chunky knits and flannel shirts are perfect at this time of year and can be paired with denim or khaki bottoms.  You could choose a long-sleeved dress or pair a chunky sweater with a maxi skirt and leather boots for a look that practically smells like pumpkin spice. Take your photos in a wooded area to showcase the trees or at a pumpkin patch. What’s cuter than kids in a pumpkin patch? Say Cheese in Your Perfect Family Photo Outfit When it comes time to take the picture, everyone will be smiling brighter if they had fun creating their look and feel good wearing it. These are some of our favorite family picture outfit ideas, but there are so many options. You can choose the theme that best represents your unique family and the incredible individuals in it.

Good news for music lovers: the legendary Stevie Nicks is touring! Known as the “Queen of Rock ‘n Roll” in her heyday, Nicks rose to fame with the band Fleetwood Mac in the 1970s. Her songwriting skills and vocal style helped the band achieve incredible success at the time, and new generations have been discovering their music ever since. Nicks combines rock, pop, folk, and even blues elements in her music. Some of her most famous songs include “Dreams,” “Rhiannon,” and “The Chain.” Since 2019, Nicks has started performing again as a solo artist. Fans of vintage rock flock to her concerts to celebrate her decades-long career. Nicks was famous not only for her signature sound but also for her fashion. A petite woman, Nicks never shied away from big and bold looks. Many of her iconic fashions reflect the 1970s boho fashion movement with long skirts, bell sleeves, and layered colors and textures. Some describe her style as witchy, and many look to her as an inspiration for the cottagecore and whimsigoth aesthetics that became popular in the 2020s. If you’re attending a Stevie Nicks concert, you probably want to match your look to the vibe, taking some inspiration from her style. We’ll share a few ways to pay homage to Nicks’ classic looks while still being comfortable for the whole night. Choosing Your Concert Outfit When choosing an outfit, it’s important to consider comfort, especially if it’s at an outdoor venue or part of a music festival. You want to wear something you can move in and something that won’t get stepped on and torn if you’re in the pit at the show or as you move around. When choosing a Stevie Nicks-inspired outfit, you’ll also want to choose a look that you’re physically and mentally comfortable wearing all night. Some of her daring looks may become a sensory nightmare for you if you hate a plunging neckline or the feeling of a big flowy sleeve. Use Stevie Nicks as inspiration, but be sure that any new pieces you choose also reflect you and become something you’ll love wearing after the concert is over. Stevie Nicks Concert Outfit Ideas: Pick Your Nicks Era Taylor Swift wasn’t the first artist to have distinctive styles attached to her different albums. Nicks has some style variations that have accompanied various moments in her career, so you can take inspiration from your favorite album Rumors Era This is probably one of Fleetwood Mac’s most famous albums, featuring some of their best-known songs. On the album cover, Nicks appears in an all-black outfit. Her black dress has sheer asymmetrical elements in the sleeves and skirt, and she’s wearing black stockings and shoes. To capture this era, choose a long black dress that also has sheer elements and asymmetrical details. You can elevate the look with a more modern silhouette, but add some classic Nicks-inspired accessories like sheer scarves and black tights. Belladonna Era Nicks released her first solo album, Belladonna,  in 1981. While some of Nicks’ signature style carried over from her work with Fleetwood Mac, she captures a more ethereal, dreamy look with the art on this album. On the cover, she wears a long white dress with sheer panels draping over her arms while she holds up a white bird. You can choose a white dress with some dreamy features inspired by this album. Lace and embroidery were details Nicks often wore, so by choosing a white dress with these textures, you can capture the spirit of her fashion. Mirage/The Wild Heart Era In 1982, Fleetwood Mac released Mirage, and the following year Nicks released her second solo album, The Wild Heart. Both albums took a darker tone in their album art. The Wild Heart particularly captures the gothic and witchy vibes Nicks is often associated with. Throughout her career, these witchy styles kept coming up.  You can capture a similar witchy-boho look by choosing a black dress that features textural details that give it more visual interest. Bell sleeves were also a staple of Nicks’ fashion, so a big sleeve on a black dress is essential. Classic Stevie Nicks Fashion Elements You don’t have to recreate a specific outfit or be inspired by one particular album, of course. When choosing your outfit for Stevie Nicks’ concert, you can use some creativity to create a unique outfit inspired by the visual language Nicks used in the many outfits she performed and was photographed in throughout her career. Wedding Dress-Inspired Looks Despite often embracing dark colors, Nicks wore a great number of white dresses for performances and photoshoots. Many of them had wedding dress-like elements with lots of ruffles and layers. Many of them also featured large sleeves or cape elements. You can play with a modern version of this wedding-inspired look by trying a trendy two-piece that still features Nicks-inspired ruffles and sheer elements. Colorful Vintage Boho Looks Despite Nicks using monochrome black and white looks frequently, she also captured the essence of the era. In the 1970s, interest in alternative styles with inspirations from around the world were capturing young people’s eyes. More was more, and many of these looks were maximalist masterpieces. Nicks would often wear colorful scarves or blouses paired with wide-legged jeans or long handkerchief hem skirts. Patchworks of various colors and patterns, along with embroidery and metallic details, created a charming visual collage in her outfits. You could similarly do a more dressed down look with a maxi skirt or jeans in a vintage cut, a cotton peasant blouse, and some colorful scarves or a long embroidered duster. You could even add some patches to your clothes for a DIY effect that was popular in the era. While you can experiment with jeans and skirts, we do love dresses for the ease of a one-piece outfit, and a dress that features some unique color elements and details gives you a shortcut to a Stevie Nicks concert look. Modern Cottagecore Looks Stevie Nicks’ iconic style has influenced decades of alt-fashion. The 2020s cottagecore movement is the grandchild of the 1970s flower child movement in many ways. Some of the iconic elements that Nicks embraced, like long skirts, big sleeves, and colorful floral designs, are reimagined in modern cottagecore fashion. Pay homage to Nicks while choosing a more contemporary style that you can wear to many other events by picking a dress with more structural elements. While Nicks favored a lot of loose, floaty silhouettes, a corseted bodice is a great way to give you a little extra support. Rompers built into dresses are also a fun trend that gives you coverage with a higher leg slit or a shorter hem. Whimsigoth Looks Later in Nicks’ career, many of the styles she embraced moved away from the light, ethereal sheer elements she incorporated in the 1970s. By the 1990s, many of the outfits she performed in were reflective of the eclectic witchy vibes of that decade. Many people have since dubbed that style as “whimsigoth.” As you might expect, the style incorporates gothic elements like dark colors and chunky silver jewelry, but it also has a slightly more whimsical edge to it with florals, handkerchief skirts, and sweetheart necklines. Channel Stevie Nicks in this later era by choosing fabrics like velvet and crepe in black or jewel tones.  The key to this style is contrast: heavier fabrics paired with light fabrics, floaty asymmetrical skirts paired with chunky Doc Martens. Add a velvet ribbon choker with a silver charm to finish the outfit. Accessorize Like Stevie Nicks Even a simple dress or pair of jeans can be accessorized to blend in better at a Stevie Nicks concert. Look at old photographs from different eras of her career to get inspired and work with some pre-existing items in your wardrobe to create a unique look. Adding a long duster or kimono cardigan as a top layer to your outfit almost instantly makes you look more like Stevie. Especially if the duster has lace, embroidery, or big hanging sleeves. Colorful sheer scarves are also a great way to add to your outfit. Drape them over your shoulders or try tying them over your hips to add a layered skirt effect to your look. Pay Homage to the Queen of Rock With Our Stevie Nicks Concert Outfit Ideas Stevie Nicks has had an incredible decades-spanning career both with Fleetwood Mac and solo, and her eclectic style has become almost as famous as her musical talent. When you go to a Stevie Nicks concert, dressing the part is a fun way to show your love for this enduring artist. By choosing pieces that you love and feel comfortable in, you can also reflect your own personal style and add a little Stevie Nicks to your wardrobe. This will help you have a concert outfit that you’re comfortable in and will wear again, rather than a costume you’ll cringe at later.