Better still, detachable straps allow you to switch it into a strapless style for added versatility
literally, "red silk") was also common in pre-1960s Japan, making kimono from this era easily identifiable
Think of it as a form of visual communication
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For instance, Lee tells us that when it says "preferred" on the dress code (such as Black Tie Preferred), it means, "I really, really want you to dress this way." That's much different than "optional," which means, "Some people, including the bride and groom, are going to dress like this but you don't have to." Finally, our expert tells us, "'suggested' is a polite way of saying 'You should wear it.'" For all other hints on what to wear according to the couple's dress code, click on for Lee's advice and outfits to inspire your look