At its core, its all about walking the line between what you wear on a weekend and what you mightve worn if you were a midcentury executive
Dupuis shared the number one styling rule that she never breaks: over-accessorizing
February 24, 2011
Or, you can even opt for a second reception dress if you want to ditch the gown for something more comfortable while you dance the night away
Louder patterns, big collars on the shirts, thick notted and shorter ties - then we get to the 1980s with that bankers look back in style, double breasted suits, suspenders, cuff links, tighter cuts, normal length ties with more traditional nots - then we get to the 90s where it became a bit more dull and drab, with less flashy suits but more emphasis on creative (ugly) ties - which then led to that more drape look, which ended up being super baggy - which then progresses to the slim fit look and more expirmentation with brighter colors so this idea that we need to cosplay the 1940s, well, I think that completely fliea In the face of everything we know about style evolution