The Vogue Guide to Formal Attire

Unless you’re attending a beach ceremony, we suggest steering clear of fabrics like cotton-poplin or gauzy linen, as it has a casualness about it that will appear out of place in more traditional settings. In its place, consider more stately materials like tulle or duchess satin and crepe de chine. Embellishments aren’t necessarily a stipulation but are encouraged if you want to stand out. Sequin beads and delicate embroidery are some of the most common adornments–though feathers and fil-coupe are thrown in the mix from time to time, as well. For Koma, this attention to details is paramount when crafting modern-day formal pieces. “Every stitch, every seam, and every embellishment is meticulously considered to ensure that each garment exudes a sense of sophistication and refinement while instilling confidence and empowerment in the wearer,” he explains.

When it comes to outfit accompaniments, clutch bags are meant to fit comfortably under your arm as your schmooze, while still offering just enough space for your evening essentials. Judith Lieber is great for kitschy, Swarovski statement clutches in novelty designs; Nina has been making collections of formal-friendly bags and shoes from luxe looking materials like satin since 1953. In terms of footwear, stilettos are an obvious choice, though you shouldn’t immediately write off a short kitten heel and the wearability it offers–especially when dancing is imminent.

To Koma, formal attire is transformative and empowers the wearer, “imbuing them with a sense of confidence and grace. Whether it’s the fluidity of movement, the precision of tailoring, or the unexpected embellishments that catch the eye, a truly great [piece] leaves a lasting impression.”

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