3 events, one dress? could it work?

[Anonymous]

would this dress link in blue be appropriate for a formal even, a christening and to wear to court?

the reason I'm asking is because I have all 3 of these in November with in a week and I can't afford to buy each an outfit of their own.

so is it appropriate and what would you accessorize with it and wear your hair for each ?

btw. I have long blond and brown layered hair.

[PinkAcid]

thats gorgeous, hope you don't mind but I just ordered it myself lol

for court I would wear a fitted blazer with it and some low/medium heels, hair tied back with a few curls framing your face link link

for a christening I would jazz it up with gold heels and jewelry, curled hair

for a formal event id wear nude heels and a clutchbag with a thin belt in the same color as the clutch bag (gold or silver, black if you want to try it with a cropped cardigan)

[CarrieDawn]

If you wear that to court, wear leggings under that along with a blazer or a more formal jacket, because that's a bit casual for court. I would tie my hair back in a lower ponytail to look more formal.

For a christening that would be perfectly fine, I would wear it with a cardigan (and depending on the weather, a light scarf), hair down and straightened.

And for a formal you could wear that with nice statement jewelry with your hair in a nice fancy updo.

[InquisitiveMale]

It's not appropriate wear for court in my opinion but in honesty, I've seen people wear far worse things into a courtroom. A bathrobe comes to mind.

[Anonymous]

For a formal I would wear it with my hair up and some sparkly earrings or necklace strappy high heals maybe in silver and evening make up.

For a christening maybe hair down, a little more mute make up.

For court maybe put a cute black jacket and pumps?

Sorry I am not the most fashionable girl.

[OpenArmsAlice]

Yes, I think you could pull that off for sure! Change up the accessories and there ya go!

[sovetskii13]

It looks nice, but it's not appropriate for court.

[SkyrimAddict]

I think it can work for all three events.