Weekend event. What should I wear?

Events. We usually have them every weekend, but now is the time for meals with friends, Friday afternoon get-togethers, full Saturdays, and Sunday lunch.

We think we're right, aren't we? Here in our land, Trebujena, it's must season. And we usually go to "tascas." Tascas are small places where farmers sell the must from that year's harvest or buy it to sell. One of their characteristics is the peculiar nature of these places, because they are not the typical bars we are used to or an event. They are usually garages, decorated with old farm tools, large tables, and, most importantly, wonderful people. In Trebujena, you can arrive at a place and enter it without knowing most people, and when you leave, it turns out you've ended up having some musts with everyone. Because we will welcome you as if you were at home. They are not bars, so the food they serve is "cocido" or the typical dish of the day. They make it in large quantities, so you can combine it with the must. A perfect, close-by plan that we invite you to experience. And, of course, if you would like to know more about it and what these tascas are like, here you have a specific post about it.

What should I wear for my most casual event?

The look we have chosen this time is a bold and casual mix. And, as we told you at the beginning of the post, it is dedicated to weekend events, although you can wear it whenever you want.

A look for a weekend event composed of a black lycra strap dress, with embroidered floral details and rhinestones. It is midi-length. The long-sleeved, velvety pink kimono enhances and stylizes the figure. Combined with our black buckle ankle boots with a peach-skin interior and this beautiful bag surrounded by rigid silver-plated material, leather handle, lined with black velvet, and a steel pendant detail. Don't you think it's simply adorable? The kimono is one size, it's quite stretchy and will look great on you.