The RSVP Edit: What To Wear For the Season Ahead

Given the number of engagement parties, Christmas functions, weddings and family events I have on the horizon, I decided to engage in some forward planning by way of a visit to Muse, ultimately discovering some key pieces to see me through the ‘silly season’ in style. The edit at Muse is tight, curated, purposeful, where dresses that are destined to turn heads sit alongside pieces that promise to remain in your wardrobe forever — the two ideas perfectly balanced to offer a line-up that really will suit any kind of sartorial proclivity.
So whether you’re seeking the perfect engagement party outfit, something to see in the new year, a gown for a black-tie wedding or a more versatile look for a range of occasions, consider this your guide to pieces for the party season.

Bernadette Will Short Dress, Chloé Maxime Sandals from Muse


Chloé Maxime Sandals from Muse

Lee Matthews Mandy Dress, Staud Timmy Bag, Khaite Sloan Pump, from Muse

Khaite Sloan Pump from Muse
"The edit at Muse is tight, curated, purposeful, where dresses that are destined to turn heads sit alongside pieces that promise to remain in your wardrobe forever — the two ideas perfectly balanced..."

Khaite Coast Dress from Muse

Victoria Beckham Dress & Marni Pointed Toe Pump from Muse

Marni Pointed Toe Wedge from Muse
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