How to dress down a bridesmaid dress?

[browneart]

I have a very simple, tea length, sleeveless, black bridesmaid dress that I've worn already. It's that dressy silky material. What can I do to dress it down to wear to a wedding that I'm not in the wedding party? I dont want to look too dressy like I'm trying to look like I'm in the wedding party but if there's a way I can dress it down I dont want to have to buy another dress.

[Mosaic]

String of pearls and a big smile?

[factor-fiction]

Once again this confirms my view that the Ed needs some guidance notes for spammers on how to add links.
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[B00]

http://www.nejstyle.c...udio-bolero-shrug.jpg

Possibly?

[Robinia]

Have you got a soft jacket? I'd keep the jewellery simple, no glitzy shoes.

[LoftyLottie]

Browneart - your profile indicates that you are a male, bet you looked lovely in that black bridesmaid dress. ;o)

You have received a couple of genuine answers so hopefully this thread will remain for helping other people.

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[factor-fiction]

It seems from browneart's profile that she has been unlucky with having a previous question and answer removed

[LoftyLottie]

Yep ;o)

[anneasquith]

thats a nice white jacket :)

[atalanta]

Wearing black at a wedding is bad luck. Suggests one of the happy couple will soon die.

[boxtops]

LOL, I 've never heard that one atalanta, I wear black all the time

[naomi24]

Neither have I. I've worn black for weddings - and everyone's still alive and kicking.

[seekeerz]

not in the best of taste to wear either black or white to a wedding, anyway that's how it goes in Oz