LIVE24SEVEN // Fashion, Health & Beauty Ladies Day Fashion
The Ladies day dilemma is upon us once again, with a long summer of outdoor occasion dressing ahead of us what should we be waring for 2016. With our own Live 24-Seven Polo day fast approaching it is time to get that outfit and purchase your tickets...
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John Charles
What will be your favourite attire to ensure you stand out in the crowds, this season.
If what to wear to this Summer’s events has you sartorially stuck, then help is on hand. There's a new hem length and covetable hues and prints straight from the catwalk that are perfect for that Polo day and will ensure you stand out from the crowds, for all the right reasons this season.
If the dresses in your wardrobe are either inappropriately short, impractically long or unfashionably in between, we suggest you invest in a dress designed with a day at the races in mind.
With spring in full bloom, opting for a floral frock will prove to be a worthy investment. The modern way to wear you're seasonal print is to go big and bold on colour.
Shape-wise, A-line is always a flattering option, creating a tiny waist. Mid-length hemlines are not only ideal for those events with strict dress codes but are the length of the season, Jantino has a wonderful range from the likes of John Charles, Cabotine and Condici or visit Jaques Vert for more inspiration.
To Book your tickets or table for Live 24-Seven Ladies Day Dallas Burston Polo Club Sunday 26th June 2016 Tel: 01926 811 111
www.ixlevents.com
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Bang on trend, this suit is feminine but also makes a confident statement. Merchant Archive wide-leg crepe pants £650 net-a-porter
Shoulders out, but long and elegant, pair with wedges for stomping the divots! Johanna Ortiz, £2,165 net-a-porter
Hat - Philip Treacy £735
Jacques Vert
Merchant Archive vest £435
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