Cocktail dress code etiquette is a way of stating the dress code that is suitable for the evening; more formal than casual clothes and less formal than evening wear (i.e. black tie). Traditionally, a cocktail dress’s length is to the knee, but of course you can go for something a little shorter if you wish.. Short, strapless styles can also look great! I came across this beautiful lace dress in Kabuki Boutique recently. The scalloped neckline is super feminine - I adore the strong cobalt blue colour and of course, the sparkle! All that lace, sparkle and scalloping sounds a little over powering but teamed with a simple pair of shoes and hat, I think it's perfect :-) For the hat, I decided to keep it all blue. I went for a simplistic style with these new type swirls I'm loving at the minute! What do you think? Here are some other dresses I fell in love with from this brand (Pictures below) They're perfect for any occasion; whether it be a cocktail party, a wedding, a black tie event or if you're just looking for an excuse to dress up! I hope you liked this post!
Be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter - I would love to hear your feedback! Jennifer x Outfit details: Hat: Jennifer Wrynne Dress: Kabuki Boutique, Carrick-on-Shannon, Leitrim (Tel: 0719616505) Make-up: Celine Hughes in Celine Charles beauticians, Ballinamore, Leitrim (Tel:+353 86 396 9640) Hair: Sandra Wrynne, Peter Marks, Sligo (Tel: 0719142711) Photography: Saibh Egan
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anne cannon
23/11/2015 05:14:18 pm
hi are you a fashion advisor would love help finding a dress
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