Jumpsuit to wedding?
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Anonymous
| Is a solod pants jumpsuit 3/4 length sleeve appropriate for a wedding and reception? |
Anonymous
| Jumpsuit? |
Anonymous
One piece. |
Anonymous
| I'm not sure that would be appropriate for anything. |
Anonymous
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I've seen it done twice. In both cases the person who chose this option was one of the "wild" girls (crazy?) from sorority/high school and arrived late. I realize the plural of anecdote is not data, but my DH and I joke about the wedding guest that wears the jumpsuit.
If you don't give a fuck if some people might not like it, then do it. I don't think it looks bad fwiw, but def non traditional. |
Anonymous
| Is it a skydiving wedding? |
Anonymous
like this? no....too casual. |
Anonymous
| what planet do you live on? no!! formal! stick to traditional since you lack common sense. |
Anonymous
| Yes! I love rompers! |
Anonymous
Similar. A bit dressier. Is DVF. I was thinking of dressing it up with a huge statement necklace but perhaps this is just not enough for a wedding. |
Anonymous
| Where us the wedding? This might fly in NYC. In DC, no way. |
Anonymous
| Oh DVF. Should have stuck with the wrap dresses. |
Anonymous
| A jumpsuit just isn't appropriate for a wedding and odds are, you don't have the body to even pull it off. |
Anonymous
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Are you tall and slender like a model? I saw a woman wear one to a Christmas party, but she is probably 5'10" and a size 4 or 6. It was black and she wore a chunky gold necklace and gold and black heels. It looked good, but few people could pull it off.
Anyone with an average body will look like a frumpy schlup in pajamas. |
Anonymous
| Is it at NASA? Goddard? |