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Banana Republic
Pearl Drop Earrings
When I want a little more bridal sweetness, I swap in these: a tiny gold hoop with a soft pearl drop. So pretty with an updo and pastel chiffon.
Banana Republic
Minimalist Pendant Necklace
A whisper-fine gold chain with one small pendant resting at the collarbone. I love how it sits just inside an open linen neckline.
Banana Republic
Scattered Pearl Charm Bracelet
Little pearls scattered along a gold chain feel made for a bridal shower. I wear it alone on my wrist so it can catch the light when I raise a toast.
Banana Republic
Button-Up Mini Dress
This is the one: soft yellow-melon linen that floats when you walk. I pair it with delicate gold hoops and let the hair stay a little undone. Romantic, effortless, done.
Hat Attack
Mabel Crossbody Bag by Hat Attack
A soft crocheted straw crescent that holds lipstick, phone and a card for the bride. The natural texture keeps all that linen and gold feeling relaxed.
Banana Republic
Italian Suede Ballet Flat
The softest lilac suede, for when the party moves from patio to lawn. A pastel flat makes the whole look feel even more effortless.
Banana Republic
Linen Puff-Sleeve Maxi Dress
Airy ivory linen with romantic puff sleeves. It's too close to white for someone else's shower, so I'm saving it for long summer dinners with those gold hoops.
Banana Republic
Embellished Chiffon Midi Skirt
Soft blush chiffon scattered with tiny gold dots that echo my jewelry. I tuck in a simple ivory top and let the skirt drift over the lawn.
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Featured Curator: Dreamy Garden Bridal Shower
Rebellion PressAbout
I'm Rebecca Morens, an occasion stylist who believes the prettiest looks never look like they tried too hard. Most of my clients come to me before a celebration: a bridal shower, an engagement brunch, a garden wedding where the dress code says "festive" and nothing else. My answer is almost always the same: soft, flowing textures, a palette pulled from the garden, and one or two delicate gold pieces that catch the light when you laugh. Everything here is something I would put on a client. Start with a collection, read my notes, and build from the piece you love most.