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Black-Tie Wedding Season Just Got Its Own Stylist

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Elle called in celebrity stylist Jason Bolden to help a woman living with chronic spontaneous urticaria dress for a run of black-tie weddings. The pairing treated her wardrobe the way any full season deserves — a professional building looks occasion by occasion rather than leaving it to chance. It's the kind of care usually reserved for a red carpet, applied instead to a guest's own stretch of formal invitations.

With reporting from Elle.

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