Whether you are a popular role or just invite many names on the list, it's time to think about how to dress for a summer wedding.

The stars Darren Criss, GQ creative director Jim Moore and designer Michael Bastian, who came out of the "big cheer" American drama "happy chorus", shared with us the appropriate dressing to wear all kinds of weddings, and guaranteed that these shapes would never make the bridesmaids feel boring, and they would never frighten too many grandmothers.

It's possible to wear a khaki suit to a wedding, but you have to remember something to add to it: a cute bow tie or a bright scarf in your chest.

Since 60s, bow ties have not been so popular until recently.

If you have been ready to move for a long time without any occasion to realize your dream of wearing a bow tie, now is the time.

White is a good choice, but don't overdo it and make yourself look like an unapproachable sage.

A pink and Blue Tuxedo will make you look like "melon and dumb", but a powder blue shirt will be like, "my dance is as wonderful as the one I wear."

The gray suit that you wear to work makes you look confident. This confidence is reflected in working hours or at the wedding scene.

But what should you do to make your work fit into the fun atmosphere quickly?

It can be a good choice to wear a tie or a pair of naughty socks.

In addition, you can learn from Oscar's red carpet's way of dressing, and replace midnight with midnight blue.

This will be a fresh traditional attempt.

"Flax is no longer a stink like a gear. Today's flax is quite light and breathable. It has been improved very modern and internationalized.

If a linen suit is suitable for various occasions, it is more like a special summer wedding. "

Jim Moore said so.

The designer Michael Bastian suggests you try the bright colored checked coat.

"You just want to be a superstar at this moment.

Your shirt, tie and trousers can be changed into a very eye-catching color. "

For shoes, retro style shoes, such as English and jazz, are all for a wedding. Don't forget it.