The uniform
ALL BLACK
No exceptions
Think Derby Day meets cocktail hour meets one hell of a dance floor. Dress up — properly dress up — just keep every piece of it black. Later in the night there’ll be glow sticks, party glasses and coloured lights everywhere, and the black is a deliberate choice so all of that pops in the photos.
Yes please
- Black suits, black tuxes, black tailoring
- Black dresses — long, short, sequinned, whatever you love
- Black jumpsuits, black separates, black everything
- Hats, headpieces and a bit of Derby Day drama
- Black-on-black texture: velvet, satin, lace, leather
Not this time
- Mostly black with a colourful jacket
- A print with a bit of black in it
- White, cream or anything bridal
- A second outfit in another colour
Outfit #2
There’s a proper reset between 7:30 and 8:00 PM, so bring a second outfit for the dance floor if you want one.
Outfit #2 must also be all black.
Shoes
Wear the heels for the film and the photos, then bring flats, sneakers or slides for the dance floor. Two hours of DnB is a long time in a stiletto and we’d like you standing at 10 PM.