Can you wear cream to a wedding? Taylor Swift certainly thinks so!
The singer and newly-mustachioed beau Travis Kelce jetted over from Kansas City to New York to attend model Karen Elson’s wedding to Electric Lady Studios owner Lee Foster (where Elson donned a custom Valentino by Alessandro Michele). For the star-studded occasion, Swift opted for a Zimmermann dress that many would likely hesitate to wear to someone else’s wedding.
The cream-colored linen dress featured a scalloped neck and hemline with cutout details and a lace-up corset back. But the dress wasn’t without some color: the skirt is printed with large multicolored florals. Swift added an additional pop of color—a “something blue,” if you will—with a circular Vivienne Westwood pouch bag the color of the sky, and featuring the late designer’s telltale orb emblem. She added a pair of Christian Louboutin heeled sandals in the “leche” colorway.
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When it comes to wedding guest dressing, most people would opt to stay away from anything remotely close to white under any circumstances. Even a pale blue or yellow can ignite the internet and wedding etiquette ethicists alike into a frenzy. But some brides are all for guests in white (or white-adjacent.) Who can forget Solange’s all-white wedding in 2014, after all?
While we aren’t certain if Elson and Foster had a color-specific dress code (supermodel Linda Evangelista and Kelce both wore black, while Helena Christensen wore red), Taylor Swift has taken a very clear stance on what side of acceptable cream falls on. Who’s brave enough to follow in her footsteps?
