Tips for Choosing the Perfect Bachelorette Party Outfit

• Choose an outfit suitable for the event, such as a charming sundress for brunch or a cute romper and flats for a day in the city.
• If you're the bachelorette, stand out by dressing in white and accessorizing with a sash or crown.
• Support the bride by following the dress code and wearing party swag.

Outfits for Every Occasion

Any Event Slip into a dress that you'd feel comfortable wearing in just about any setting, whether it's a brunch scenario or a night out on the town. This could be an off-the-shoulder maxi dress, a midi slip dress, a mini tulle dress, a strapless dress, or any other garment that really rocks your world. Go through your wardrobe and see what you can find—you don't have to overthink it! Still feeling uninspired? Play around with dresses that fall into the "Lounge" and "Cocktail Attire" dress code categories, like a cocktail dress or a knee-length dress that isn't too flashy.

Bachelorette Brunch Sip mid-morning mimosas in a pretty, knee-length sundress. Muted tones such as dusty rose or eucalyptus green are perfect for a brunch bachelorette party. Or, select a pastel dress with a charming gingham pattern or a dainty floral print. If the morning is cool, pair your dress with a soft cashmere cardigan. Choose a handbag that’s small enough to hold on your lap while you dine.

Girls’ Night Out Slip into a classic little black dress to hit the club in style. Add a glitzy clutch and metallic jewelry that sparkle under strobe lights. You’ll shine on the dance floor! Make your LBD pop by pairing it with brightly colored heels. Just make sure they’re comfortable enough to dance in. Or, step it up with a pair of over-the-knee suede boots. Keep it classy. Remember that there will be tons of photos of your girl’s night out, and the bride’s family may see them. It’s fine to wear something short; just aim for a style that’s more swanky than racy.

Beachy Bash Throw a sarong over your swimsuit for a seaside celebration or a bachelorette pool party. A straw fedora or a stylish, wide-brimmed sun hat will have you feeling–and looking–cool! Elevate your look with a woven raffia tote bag: it’s equal parts practical and fabulous. Add a pair of oversized sunglasses, and you just might be mistaken for a glamorous celebrity! Wear flat sandals that are easy to slide on and off. Don’t forget the most important thing to wear–sunblock!

Dinner Party Whether you’re meeting up at a trendy restaurant or gathering for a meal at the host’s home, you’ll look super chic in a stylish jumpsuit. If you’re hoping to strike the perfect balance between dressy and casual, a jumpsuit is a solid fashion choice for a bachelorette dinner party. Put on a pair of strappy sandals to complete your outfit. Choose flat sandals for a more casual meal, and pick sandals with a heel to dress up your outfit for dining out.

City Adventure Aim for casual comfort if the bachelorette party involves exploring the city. If you’ll be walking to various boutiques or bars, wear a cute romper with flats to look effortlessly adorable. A crossbody bag is handy to have on your day trip. Choose a crossbody bag that's large enough to hold essentials like your phone, sunglasses, and a water bottle. A patterned canvas bag has a playful vibe, while a leather bag adds a touch of sophistication.

Wine Country A wine-tasting bachelorette party calls for a flowing dress. A boho-inspired maxi dress in earthy tones has a dreamy, romantic vibe. Wear shoes that allow you to walk easily on uneven ground, such as wedges, boots, or espadrilles. Bring a macrame tote big enough to hold a shawl or cardigan. You may be seated outside in the shade, or the day might include a chilly wine cellar or cave tour. One thing you shouldn't wear to a winery: perfume. It masks the aroma of the wine.

Bachelorette Outfit Advice

If you want to stand out, wear white. As the bride, you can consider white as your personal, exclusively-owned shade for wedding shenanigans. It’s reserved for you and only you, so slip into a pearly dress and enjoy being the center of attention! Of course, this event is all about you, so if white just isn’t your color, feel free to wear a hue you feel confident in.

Wear something with tulle, lace, or satin. These luxe fabrics have a “bridal feel” and will make you feel like the queen you are. Don a satin slip dress, or rock pointed satin heels with a jumpsuit. Wear a lacy high-low maxi dress, or a lace-trimmed camisole paired with a mini skirt. If you’re aiming for girlish glam, a tulle midi skirt is a lovely choice.

Accessorize with bachelorette swag. Whether it’s a bride-to-be sash or a rhinestone crown, wearing something special will earn you special treatment! Maybe you’ll get extra attention on the dance floor, or free drinks at the bar. If you’re willing to look a little bit silly, you might end up having a lot more fun! The bride in the bachelorette party should practice delegation. It is better if the bride does not have to plan her bachelorette party. The bridal party should do it.. Ensure everyone you want to attend can attend for the dates and times you plan to have your bachelorette party. Try to save because these parties can be expensive. You can give up your $5 workday latte, which can add up to 650 bucks in six months, and opt for homemade teas.

Standard Outfit Guidelines

Follow any dress code requests included on the invite. Before you hit that “buy now” button, check the fine print on the invitation. Maybe the bride wants everyone to wear black to contrast with her white outfit (posh!). Or, she may want a rad party vibe with neon hues. Back up your girl by wearing whatever shade her heart desires.

Choose a color other than white. Even if the invite doesn’t mention a color palette, it’s a good idea to save that shade for the bride during all wedding-related festivities.

Rock any merch the bride gives you. It’s traditional for the bride to give her besties matching merch such as sashes, tees, or sunglasses. Remember, this party is all about celebrating the bride, so go with the flow and put on the swag. The exception to this rule? Speak with the bride privately if you’re truly uncomfortable with the request. For example, if she wants her crew to wear crop tops but you don’t want to bare that much skin, you could wear it over a long tank top as a compromise.

Support the bride’s party theme. If it’s a seaside-inspired event with a “Let’s Get Nauti” motif, consider wearing a navy blue romper with anchor-shaped earrings. If the party has a western “Last Hoe Down” theme, get a little wild with a fringed vest and cowboy boots. Yee-haw!

Dress for comfort. Sure, you want to look gorgeous, but you won’t have a good time if your shoes are pinching and your Spanx are cutting off your circulation. Select a comfortable outfit that gives you the freedom to move, eat, and relax. Wear tried-and-true shoes. Now is not the time to be breaking in a new pair of stilettos. It's no fun to be stuck on the sidelines, slapping bandaids on your blisters.