What Colour Should Guests Wear To A Wedding?
New research has brought forth surprising revelations about the top three most popular colours to wear as a wedding guest. In a study conducted by fabric experts Dalston Mill Fabrics, Google Trends data was analysed, unveiling the sought-after hues for summer wedding outfits. These colours have caught the attention of fashion-conscious attendees worldwide, with celebrities leading the way in pulling off these captivating looks.
Black: An Unexpected Elegance
Taking the lead is the timeless hue of black, amassing an average of 74,037 monthly searches globally. While black was traditionally associated with mourning and considered unsuitable for weddings, perceptions have shifted in recent years. It is now seen as a classy and sleek option, as long as it aligns with the dress code.
Made in Chelsea's Ruby Adler and Lottie Moss, half-sister of Kate Moss, exemplified this trend by donning long black dresses to Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo's Spanish wedding.
Green: A Refreshing Choice
Green emerges as the second most Googled colour for wedding attire, garnering an average of 63,150 monthly searches. Symbolising renewal and vibrancy, green has gained popularity, especially after being featured in Pantone's Spring/Summer New York Fashion Week palette.
Nicole Richie led by example, gracing her sister Sofia Richie’s wedding rehearsal dinner in a sheer green gown with a mesmerising halter neckline that harmonized with the venue’s botanical gardens.
Pink: A Delicate Touch
Claiming the third spot is the enchanting colour pink, with an average of 48,907 monthly searches. Pink evokes associations with purity, love, and good health, making it a charming addition to spring and summer weddings. As Barbiecore dominates the fashion scene and Pantone declares Viva Magenta as the colour of the year, pink is expected to make appearances on runways and wedding aisles alike.
The Devil Wears Prada costars Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt arrived for Jessica Chastain's wedding in Italy. Anne wore Valentino and Emily brought the va-va-voom with Peter Pilotto.
Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt
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