Having style doesn’t solely mean relying on trends and accentuating your personal flair and aura doesn’t come easy to all and finding a signature look can add stress to the occasion. If you’re finding yourself in a pinch for time (thanks, indecision!), don’t go for all the bells and whistles and trust in minimalism. Having a sense of balance is something that transcends the values of your relationship and into the wardrobe; the simple mathematics of each becomes a philosophy. Here’s a guide to harboring an untimely appearance that will transform you into a minimalist and have you feeling your best for the big day:
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Confidence: Don’t wear something you don’t feel comfortable in or base it off another’s opinion. Only you know how to define your personal style. If you’re uncomfortable, it will come across easily. |
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Thrive in Simplicity: Simple often means inexpensive, but it doesn’t necessarily have to look so. |
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Accessorizing accordingly: When you accessorize less it doesn’t mean you’re skimping on quality. Get a killer pair of shoes to make a statement or just keep the focus on the rock. |
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Scent: Minimalism also means keeping things to the bare essentials. Choosing an appropriate scent is based off of preference but keeping it on the lighter side goes a long way. Spritz where you know your husband/wife to-be will appreciate it the most (back of the neck, the forearms). |
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Decisions, Decisions: Go with your gut. Justify your love on one item and move forward from there. |
Need better ideas? Here’s some inspiration for your Pinterest-piration:
Lanvin Tweed Jacket ($4,425) & Skirt ($1,500) available at netaporter.com.
Black Label Cashmere Silk Crewneck Dress ($1,098) available at Ralph Lauren for $1,098.
Molly Dress available at Thread for $935.
Carmen Marc Valvo One Shoulder Origami Detail available at Nordstrom for $850.
Victoria Beckham Pleated Gown available at netaporter.com for $3,878.
