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Winter wedding attire etiquette. And static help
No open toe shoes? No wearing nude nylons? Bare legs ok?
I get so confused in the winter!
Also any idea how to get the skirt part of dress not to cling to you because of static?
Re: Winter wedding attire etiquette. And static help
You could wear an open toe with a tight, depends on the shoe. A small toe opening okay, large one that shows 3 or more toes, no. You could do bare legs.
Wear a slip and your dress won't stick to you.
You can wear a high quality sheer hose if you wear a closed toe pump. If it's good enough for the Duchess of Cambridge, it's OK for you.
Skip the static by wearing a rayon slip if you can find one. Otherwise- Static Guard and a nylon slip.