<-h2->Hen do dressing for the full weekend<-h2-> Hen weekends run on more than one outfit. This edit covers slip dresses, sequin and satin pieces, tailored jumpsuits and co-ords, in white, black, deeper colour and metallic finishes that come alive after dark. A long lunch, a sea front walk, a room with a low ceiling and a playlist someone argued over: the weekend rarely stays in one register, and neither should the clothes. Satin reads polished in daylight and softer by evening. Sequin needs nothing beside it. A co-ord splits in two and covers twice the ground, which is the quiet cleverness of separates when the bag has a weight limit. She picks one piece to do the talking and keeps everything around it still. Bride in white or guest in black, the thinking is the same: dress for the version of yourself you like best, not for the photographs. The weekend ends soon enough. The dress stays in the wardrobe long after it.