At a glance, it may seem like there isn’t a significant difference between white-tie and black-tie dress codes. The distinction between the two dress codes is a bit clearer for men since a white-tie event requires a tuxedo as opposed to a suit. For women, though, gowns are worn at both, but there are a few key differences between the two dress codes. Most importantly, it comes down to the formality of your gown. At a black-tie event, you might get away with an elegant tea-length dress, but for a white-tie, you shouldn’t stray from a floor-length dress, ball gown, or a distinctly formal jumpsuit.
At a black-tie event, there’s an opportunity to be a bit creative with your eveningwear, whether it’s with a print, color, or statement accessories, depending on the event. At a white-tie event, you want to focus on finding the most elevated version of eveningwear that stays true to your personal style. Think of the events like the Oscars or a gala when finding inspiration for your look.
Now that we’ve established what white-tie means, let’s dig into the do’s and don’ts when choosing the perfect white-tie ensemble.
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