Dress to celebrate
Look Book
Our dress code, the fun way. Think bold funky color, playful patterns, and that warm Mexico City spirit — and most of all, outfits you can dance in.
The vibe
Garden chic, funky
Flowing silhouettes, ruffles and florals, sunset and jewel tones, the occasional sharp suit — all set against a garden in Tepoztlán. Use this as your jumping-off point and make it your own.
The throughline: color, texture, and movement. If it photographs like a party and dances like one too, you’ve nailed it.
Inspiration boards
A little visual fuel. Save your favorites and riff on them — these are starting points, not rules.
Dresses & gowns
Color, ruffles, and flow.
The full mix
Bold suits meet vibrant dresses.
Suiting
Sunset and garden-tone tailoring.
Yes, please
- +Lean into bold, saturated color
- +Mix patterns and textures with confidence
- +Bring pieces that move and dance well
- +Add a statement accessory or two
- +Take cues from Mexican folk art & tilework
Maybe skip
- –All black or muted neutrals head-to-toe
- –Stiletto heels on garden grass
- –Anything you can't boogie in
- –White or ivory (let's leave that to the bride)
Above all: wear something that makes you feel amazing. When in doubt, go bolder.