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Wedding Season's Real Dress Code: Polish, Not Panic

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The invitation says black tie optional; the guest list is unforgiving. What's landing in closets across our coverage area this fall is the coordinated set and the well-cut suit, built to move from ceremony to reception without a second thought. Not a gown, not a costume — just a proven formula for looking finished at somebody else's biggest day.

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With reporting from Vogue.

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