Occasions

What to wear to…

The question is almost never “what looks good” but “what belongs here”. Each page below sets out what is expected of you, what to avoid, and a complete outfit that Dripswipe builds from the live catalogue: matched on formality, colour and the kind of garment.

How to combine clothes · the three rules behind every outfit on these pages.

What to wear to a funeral

Quiet, cared for, and not the thing anyone looks at. It is not about you, and your clothes should say so.

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What to wear to a wedding as a guest

Smart enough to honour the couple, quiet enough not to upstage them. And shoes you can still stand in at midnight.

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What to wear to a job interview

One step smarter than the people who already work there. No more, and definitely no less.

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What to wear to the office

A small set of pieces that works every morning, including the mornings it hits thirty degrees.

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What to wear to a festival

Fourteen hours on your feet, on a field, through three kinds of weather. Comfort is the whole brief.

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What to wear to a party

One thing that catches the light, the rest quiet. That is the whole formula.

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What to wear on a first date

Yourself on a good day. Comfortable enough to forget what you have on.

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What to pack for a beach holiday

Everything goes with everything, or you brought too much. One palette, two pairs of shoes.

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What to wear to a concert

Depends entirely on the room. A standing venue and a concert hall are two different evenings.

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What to wear in cold weather

Three layers that each do one job. Warmth is not a thick coat, it is trapped air.

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What to wear to a Christmas dinner

Smart, warm, and something you can eat a full meal in. In that order.

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What to wear to the gym

Clothes that move, breathe and stay where you put them. Nothing else matters here.

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