Is it at NASA? Goddard?

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.

A jumpsuit just isn't appropriate for a wedding and odds are, you don't have the body to even pull it off.

Oh DVF. Should have stuck with the wrap dresses.

Where us the wedding? This might fly in NYC. In DC, no way.

Anonymous wrote:

like this? no....too casual.

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.

Yes! I love rompers!

what planet do you live on? no!! formal! stick to traditional since you lack common sense.

like this? no....too casual.

Is it a skydiving wedding?

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.

I'm not sure that would be appropriate for anything.

Anonymous wrote:Jumpsuit?

One piece.

Jumpsuit?

Is a solod pants jumpsuit 3/4 length sleeve appropriate for a wedding and reception?