Generally speaking, I don't believe in fashion rules. Clothes are supposed to be fun no matter your age or body type. However, there's one specific instance in which I do trust traditional fashion commandments: weddings. It's probably never a good idea to wear white to attend a wedding, because you don't want to compete with the couple. But what about white-adjacent colors? Well, that's where it gets murky.
Attending the wedding of model Mariacarla Boscono in Italy last weekend, former Vogue France Editor in Chief Carine Roitfeld wore a gray dress so light that it almost looked white. Similarly, Amelia Morales wore a light gray dress that could easily be mistaken for white while attending the wedding of Princess Theodora of Greece last month. Neither dress is explicitly white, so do they break the rule, or are they safe to wear? I'll let you be the judge of that.
Roitfeld attended model Mariacarla Boscono's wedding in Italy last weekend wearing a gray dress so light that it almost looked white.
Attending the wedding of Princess Theodora of Greece, Amelia Morales wore a light gray dress that could easily be mistaken for white.
Shop My Favorite Light-Gray Dresses
Is it white? Is it gray? You tell me…
This pastel gray hue is lovely.
I love these cutouts.
This Zara dress is incredibly on-trend.
Fashion editors are obsessed with Swedish brand Toteme.
