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Melanie is a bridal stylist who adores bold prints, local farmers markets, and getting down to 90's music.  This native New Yorker currently resides in the Bay Area with her precious pup and even more precious husband.  

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    Wednesday
    Oct032012

    Tuxedos Ain't Just For The Gents

     

    Janelle Monae Tip Toeing in Style

     

    Let's face it, dresses aren't always everyone's thang.  I know several ladies that would rather be in pants at any time of the day.  When it comes to a formal occasion, it can be challenging for these gals to find something stylish that still feels like "them".  In comes the tuxedo....  A few years ago, this was my sister's dilemma.  My twin wore a tuxedo to my wedding and looked totally fabulous.

    Photo by Barnaby Draper Studios

    Since then it has become such a fabulous trend among celebrities!  Whether it's a Met Gala or a Saturday night out, Female Tuxedos are all the rage these days.  Check out some of these amazing looks from some seriously stylish stars.  

     

    one, two, three, four, five

    I love how chic a tuxedo can look when tailored correctly.  Also, by added some blingy accessories it can still feel feminine and flirty.  I trick to pulling this look off is SELF CONFIDENCE.  Below are two different ways to style a tuxedo.  I love this idea for a bridesmaid, a party guest or even a daring bride.  

    Collar, Tuxedo, Chiffon Tie, Gold Capped Shoes, Striped Heels

     

    Also, I must give credit where credit is due.  As I was writing this post I was inspired by something other than celebrities and my amazing sister.  I was also totally inspired by Lola, my boston terrier puppy who is ALWAYS wearing a tuxedo with class.  Today this pup turns one.  What better birthday present than a blog post about tuxedos!  

     

     

    xoxo,

    Melanie

     

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