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- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at Katie May.
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By Phia
Katie May is a fashion label founded by designer Katie May Neu in 2012 after she designed an open back wedding gown for her sister. Its current collections center on party and wedding guest dresses made in Los Angeles, with an emphasis on fit and quality.
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Katie May is the Los Angeles label that began with one open-back wedding gown and grew into bridesmaid and evening dresses. I love a dress with a good back, so this edit is my favorite gowns from the line.

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The long sleeve dress covers the arms without hiding the shape, which is why it works on days when the morning and the afternoon disagree. Nearly 250 dresses sorted by how much the sleeve is doing, then by fabric and neckline, then by knit, from Diane von Furstenberg's wrap descendants to Aqua's satin maxi, Ramy Brook crochet and Theory's ribbed merino.

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Backless dresses put the interest in the back, with open backs, plunging cuts and cowl drapes that suit a plain front. I go through gowns, jumpsuits and maxi dresses, with Nookie among the gowns.

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Black tie wedding guest dresses: polished midi and knee-length styles made for the reception. Shop elegant dresses for formal weddings.

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Black wedding dresses have moved from rebellion to a perfectly reasonable choice for a modern bride. Courthouse ceremonies, evening receptions and second weddings have all made a black gown feel elegant rather than contrary. These black wedding dresses run from slinky silk to a full satin ballgown.

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Black tie attire for women starts with the level of evening, not a demand to wear black. I trace the dress code from Tuxedo Park to floor-length gowns, chocolate brown, and the dressy cocktail option.

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Lace trims, bows, faux fur and soft satin are pulling fashion back toward an old-fashioned kind of femininity. The look borrows from vintage slips, grandmother cardigans and 70s party dressing, then wears it with jeans and boots so it never feels like a costume. This edit gathers the pieces that make that romantic mood easy to wear every day.

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Revolve dresses cover just about every kind of plan, from a casual dinner to a weekend wedding. This edit gathers a wide range of Revolve dresses by length so you can browse the shape you want first. Start with the length that suits your event and go from there.

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A cocktail dress is the answer to nearly every dressy invitation on the calendar. This edit pulls together the cocktail dress in sequin, satin, lace and midi shapes. Each one is picked to feel festive without being overdone.

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Wedding guest dresses by dress code: over 200 sorted from black tie gowns through sequins, metallics and embellishment.

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A black tie wedding guest dress means floor-length, polished and ready for an evening ceremony. This edit gathers black tie wedding guest dress options in sequin, satin and strapless gowns. Every one is chosen to meet a formal invitation with ease.

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A mini dress is the easiest way to look put together in minutes. This edit gathers the mini dress in satin, sequin, lace and sleeved versions from a wide mix of labels. Find the cut you will wear on repeat.

