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There is a long list of ideas on how to dress for the weekend; luckily we have gathered the best styles that you should turn up in this weekend.

you should be in a fashion staples that will fit right/ feel right for you to function in during fun time.

These outfits are the type that says “throw caution to the wind” it’s the weekend be wild and free; they are daring but comfortable, stylish and chic, they will be a good fit for anyone who isn’t afraid to be less conservative “the slacks and tees type of gal”, step out and break the rules in this amazing staples they are sassy and chic.

CHECK OUT AMAZING FASHION STYLES FOR THE WEEKEND. WEEKEND SPECIAL! FASHION STAPLES OUTFIT TO SLAY THIS WEEKEND.

 

 

 

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The African print has certainly made its mark as the queen amongst other fabric, and it surely has proved its worth.

I had a discussion with some friends and I had to point out the fact that the Ankara fabric has gone beyond a “Friday only thing”, this is of cause a great feat.

YOU NEED TO SEE THESE ANKARA STYLES FASHIONISTAS ARE ROCKING THIS WEEK.

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Every lady loves to look good, but a wedding is not the time nor the place to be extra—especially with your outfit. There are however a set of fashion rules to which one must adhere to when you are a wedding guest.

Here are 5 outfits ladies should never wear to a wedding.

1. White Dress

White is a big no-no if you are a wedding guest and anything else that remotely falls under this category is a BIG no-no. As much as possible, avoid anything white.

It might sound funny but some brides and families are quite sensitive about these things. You should always follow the dress code and if you’re not sure, check with someone who is attending the same wedding.

There’s only one exception, you can wear it only if the bride has explicitly said guests can wear white. So ladies save the white dress for another occasion.

2. Short & Revealing Outfits

Short and skin-revealing dresses can be sexy and sensuous, but they have to wait for a night at the club. Wearing clothes that are extremely short or showing too much skin are considered inappropriate and should be avoided at weddings at all cost.

If you’re not into full-length dresses or have a shorter dress in mind, knee length or something that falls to the knees will be an ideal choice for you.  A deep plunging back looks gorgeous but not when we can see your [bra] straps.

That doesn’t mean you should feel like you have to cover up completely, though. “It’s ok to show ‘some’ skin, but do so with caution and class, and always plan to cover up during a ceremony with a shawl or cape.

 3. Jeans and Casual Outfits

Some weddings have specific themes, and a few couples break the monotony with interesting dress codes, destination weddings, venues, etc. Unless you got one of them and it’s categorically mentioned as denim, you cannot wear them to a wedding. Jeans (distressed or not), dungarees, shorts, leggings or anything in this fabric is not acceptable.

This doesn’t mean that pants or a jumpsuit are off the table, but it’s best to leave your jeans at home.

4. All Black

This is a wedding, not a funeral!  This is not to say you can’t wear black, but there are so many other options to choose from. If you insist on wearing black, at least make an effort to liven it up with a print or some bright color accessories, ensure that it has ruffles, it’s flouncy etc.

5. Playsuit

You should never wear playsuit to a wedding no matter how casual the dress code is.  A playsuit is basically a pair of shorts with a top that is connected at the waist. It’s most appropriate to wear at a beach,BBQ event or to the movies, not a wedding. You can go for a well-tailored jumpsuit instead.