MUST READ: 5 Fashion Items You Should NEVER Wear To A Wedding!!!
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To end my wedding series, I would be giving you a list of items you must never be caught wearing at a wedding.
No matter what the dress code is on the wedding invitation, there are a few things you should never wear to a wedding; they are an absolute No No!!! Peep the list below.
Sneakers:
Please, keep your tennis shoes for the court, as sneakers no matter how stylish or expensive send a very casual message, and even if your wedding invite says “casual dress code”, it does not mean you can look like you just came from the gym.
Shorts:
If your wedding invitation states that cute shorts are acceptable; make sure you give your length a check. If your fingertips extend past the hemline on your shorts, they are probably too short for a wedding. And keep in mind, cut-offs are always a No No.
Short Sleeve Shirts:
By Caveat for this one, if you are planning on wearing a short sleeve button down, make sure the wedding is super casual, and you are dressing it up with a bow tie, or a suit jacket, with a pocket square. Other than that, short sleeve shirts should never be worn to a wedding.
Flip Flops:
Summer foot wear
Simply put, rubber footwear is never okay for a special event like a wedding ceremony.
Distressed Clothing:
Clothing with holes, rips, tears, or bleach stains are all off limits for a wedding. Please keep them for another less significant event.
I am sure with all the tips I have given, you would definitely become a Style Star at Weddings!
Until another time, remain stylish!
Ifeanyi Okafor Jr. is a fashion and style enthusiast and a Dental Surgery student, in his penultimate year. He has dabbled in different parts of fashion, which include, fashion production, styling and writing; and he is currently a personal style blogger, who blogs at www.ifeanyiokaforjr.com. He has been featured in top blogs in his home country – Nigeria, which include, bellanaija, onobello, city people, September standard, to mention a few.
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