6 French-Girl Wedding Outfits We're Taking Inspiration From
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Style Notes: Classic style doesn’t have to be predictable. This blue-and-white printed dress is reminiscent of the motif found on a porcelain plate, with the colourway ensuring it looks totally timeless. Prints like this are always in style—Reformation has its fair share this year.
The gold hardware looks especially good against the white leather.
Classic hoops you'll wear for casual and dressy occasions alike.
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Style Notes: French women are known for their relaxed style, even on more formal occasions. For summertime nuptials, make like Anne and opt for a simple but effective colour-block dress with minimal accoutrements.
You'll find any excuse to rewear this dress.
If you like expensive-looking accessories from the high street, Charles & Keith should be on your radar.
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Style Notes: Well-chosen separates and co-ordinated pieces also make for a chic alternative to wedding guest attire. Even crop tops can work and look especially chic worn with high-waist, longline skirts.
The light linen will keep you cool on the warmest days.
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Style Notes: Jumpsuits are often overlooked on the wedding guest circuit but not by French girls. A cool alternative to a maxi dress, let the accessories add the drama.
I really can't believe this is from the high street.
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@thevisuelofgraceStyle Notes: French style is often understated, so why not try classic suiting? Add a stylish touch with an architectural cut-out top underneath and pops of gold jewellery to finish.
Perfect puddling with flats, spot on hems with heels.
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Style Notes: While many of us Brits will avoid wearing black to weddings, French girls see no problem in wearing the hue to nuptials. Anne-Laure gives her off-the-shoulder style a playful spin with multicoloured sandals and an effortless half-up, half-down hairdo.
