Dress, jumpsuit, set or suit: Which one to choose depending on the type of event?
Choosing the perfect look for a special event is a decision that goes beyond aesthetics: it is understanding the context, the energy of the venue, and the level of formality of the moment. At Bruna, we believe that every garment has its ideal occasion, and that the right choice can completely change your presence.
Total look: Amy top and Zoey skirt.
Before choosing, consider the type of event
Type of ceremony
The ceremony protocol sets the tone. Attending a religious wedding is not the same as an intimate civil one or an outdoor celebration. Each scenario suggests different codes and opens the door to different wedding guest dresses, from classic options to modern ensembles.
Time of the event
Daytime invites light, fresh, and luminous looks; late afternoon/evening, on the other hand, demands more sophisticated pieces and deeper tones. Letting yourself be guided by the light is key to getting it right.
Location
A garden, an elegant hall, or a stately estate require different approaches. The location influences the fabric, length, and even the type of footwear, so it is essential to keep it in mind.
Level of formality of the dress code
When the dress code is strict, the bet must be impeccable. If it is more flexible, you can afford to play with textures, cuts, and modern interpretations of guest style.
Total look: Amber blouse, Rena brown skirt, Margaret velvet cape and Leah beige stole.
When to opt for a dress
Formal events that require a more classic look
The dress remains the most suitable option for celebrations with protocol. It brings harmony, elegance, and an impeccable presence.
Evening weddings or traditional ceremonies
Long dresses or those with more structured fabrics are perfect for evening events where a polished and sophisticated look is expected.
Midi cut for day weddings
The midi length is the perfect balance between elegance and naturalness. It flatters, streamlines, and works perfectly for daytime celebrations.
Complete look: Augusta dress combined with the Danielle cape and Liona clutch.
When you can choose a party jumpsuit
Day and evening events without strict dress code
Guest jumpsuits are a modern and flattering alternative. Their silhouette visually lengthens and adds a contemporary air without sacrificing elegance.
If you are looking for a comfortable and elegant look
It allows you to move with total freedom and maintain a refined style. It is ideal for those who value design as much as comfort.
In which context to opt for a two-piece set
Events with a flexible dress code
Blouse and skirt or trouser sets offer versatility without losing sophistication. They can adapt to informal ceremonies, day weddings, or celebrations in relaxed environments.
If you are looking for a look you can reuse on other occasions
Two-piece sets allow you to combine and reinvent your outfit, maximizing its use without giving up a premium finish.
Complete look: Nooma navy blue blazer combined with the Fen printed blouse and Fen trousers. Complete the outfit with the Leah beige stole.
For what type of events can I wear a suit
For late afternoon/evening events
The women's suit has become an icon of quiet luxury. Minimalist, elegant, and with character, it is perfect for celebrations where sophistication is the protagonist.
Corporate and professional events
As a formal and semi-formal look for corporate events, the suit offers security, style, and an impeccable presence, staying true to Bruna's polished aesthetic.
