Note: moths love wool, so I store all my Merino clothing in a container when not in use
Do Dark, solid-colored suit (black, charcoal, navy) White or light blue dress shirt Solid dark tie (black, charcoal, burgundy) Polished black leather dress shoes Simple, understated watch Dark socks that match your trousers Clean, pressed, well-fitting clothes A dark overcoat in cold weather Don't Jeans, chinos, or casual trousers Sneakers, sandals, or open-toed shoes Bright or neon colors Novelty ties, loud patterns, or Hawaiian shirts Shorts, regardless of the heat Strong cologne or fragrance Sunglasses indoors (outdoors is fine) Hats or caps inside the venue Visible logos, brand names, or graphic tees Athletic wear or athleisure A note on fragrance: many people are particularly sensitive to smells during periods of grief
One of the earliest stories of a red wedding dress is an ancient Chinese myth, which tells the tale of Panhu (a part dragon, part dog warrior) and his princess bride: The emperor at the time places a bounty on his most fierce enemy, offering his daughters hand in marriage as a reward
Perfect for evening soires or sophisticated gatherings, this gown embodies timeless elegance with a hint of mystery
