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Bright colors are fabulous at these parties. Think fuchsia, royal blue, emerald green. They photograph well and keep you from fading into the crowd of beige suits.

But here’s the thing: avoid white unless you’re a bride or the Queen herself. It’s a little too “I own the party,” and you don’t. Also, steer clear of all-black unless you’re attending a funeral—on the same lawn.

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Patterns? Go for it, but keep them classy. No flamingos or cartoon prints, please. A nice floral or subtle stripes? Perfect.

The accessories trap: less is more (except for hats)

You want a bag, but not a massive tote. A small clutch or a structured handbag works wonders—hands-free for champagne and cucumber sandwiches. Hats, as I mentioned, are essential.

For men, pocket squares are your secret weapon. They add personality without screaming for attention. And wear a watch, but leave the fitness tracker at home. Nobody needs to know your steps.

Jewelry? Keep it tasteful. A string of pearls, a nice brooch, or cufflinks. Save the statement necklace for the club.