Hi everyone,
A “tea length” dress (so named because it’s what a woman would wear to the tea table in the 1920s, according to Emily Post) falls about three to four inches below the knee and has lately become a great evening alternative to the floor-sweeping gown. It is a very feminine yet elegant silhouette and a very conservative option for the bride or bridesmaids not willing to commit to the traditional floor length dress. Today I am sharing 5 tips on how to wear a tea-length dress.
- Look for Fits that Float away from your Legs;
- Cinch your waistline to create balance;
- Wear with stiletto and strap sandals. Heels length should be a minimum 4”;
- Keep accessories simple;
- Go for a soft and feminine hairstyle (updos or beach waves);
- Think off-shoulder or plunging V-neck for an ultra-sexy yet elegant look;
Outfit details:
Dress (similar) | Clutch (similar) | Sandals (similar)
Location @antarkloungebar
And remember to have fun! Do you own any tea-length dress? How do you like to wear them? Comment below and let’s have some fun. I am always happy to read your thoughts.
Thanks for stopping by.
XoXo,
Moumous
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