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" Wedding season is one of the few times a year when we get to dress up and show off our hot new [fill in the blank\u2014body, boyfriend, job, life], all while munching on canap\u00E9s and toasting to soul mates embarking on their love journey together. The pressure system starts building the minute you see that engagement-bling shot on Facebook. With every hour you spend scouring Rent the Runway for the perfectly appropriate (yet stunning) party dress, the requirements of wedding attendance can get overwhelming. When you&amp;#039;re slammed with back-to-back wedding invites, the guestzilla emerges. We get it. We&amp;#039;ve been there too\u2026and we still need help sometimes. Read on, and we&amp;#039;ll all witness those I-dos like the best guests ever. What Are You Going to Wear?  Yes, it&amp;#039;s her special day, but let&amp;#039;s be real here\u2014you want to look amazing too. How do you turn heads and get compliments without upstaging the bride? Play by these rules. \u2022 Always leave white, sequined, or skimpy things at home. (But black is okay!) \u2022 Stick to the dress code: Black tie = long evening gown. Black tie optional = long or cocktail-length but kind of fancy. Semiformal = LBD-level of formality. Beach = fun and breezy. \u2022 Pick shoes that will be kind to your feet. You&amp;#039;ll be wearing them for hours! If you&amp;#039;re set on hotness over comfort, pack a pair of flip-flops in case you decide you need to tear up the dance floor. \u2022 If it&amp;#039;s an outdoor wedding, skip the stilettos. You&amp;#039;ll end up sinking into the mud and grass. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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