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Bridalize Your Look

Sure, everyone should just psychically know you're getting married, or at least know by looking at the rock you're flashing. (It's like the beauty queen wave, flick your wrist from side to side and make sure your ring is catching the light.) Unfortunately it's not quite polite to introduce yourself as, "[Your Name Here], the future Mrs. of [His Name Here], [Wedding Date], [Wedding Venue], wearing a dress designed by [Vera Wang goes here]," etc.

But just because you can't take out billboards announcing your engagement (you know; you've checked), that doesn't mean you should go around feeling like anything less than a Bridezilla-to-be. Don't let the temptation to wear your veil with everything overtake you; express it instead with the summer's best shades of white!

How Jackie O is this Michael Kors dress? And we mean real Jackie O, not modern heiress starlet faux Jackie O. Channel a little of one of the world's best-dressed hostesses with this fabulous take on sixties sexiness.

Can we just pledge our closets to Nanette Lepore and be done with it? This fabulous skirt/top combination almost makes us want to give up our hedonistic lifestyle and embrace a lifetime of tea parties, girly cocktails, and spice-free sugar if it means we can get away with dressing like angels every day. (Or adorable nouveau schoolgirls, somebody stop us!)

Oh wow, how did these amazing Marc Jacobs heels get in here with our otherwise pristine selection of bridal whites? Weird.

Any true Bridezilla has a little bit of that Bond girl danger to her, so bring that out with this fabulous Carmen Marc Valvo bikini. Recommended accessories: a martini, gold bangles, Daniel Craig.

Pair your halters and Sevens with a little sweetness in the form of these Delman Quilted Leather Ballet Flats. We can't help it, we love the vintage charm of Delmans, not to mention that they're dreamily comfortable. They can do double duty, too - why not take them along to the ceremony for dancing afterwards?