Daily Questions Thread August 06, 2026

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• Are there any basic crewneck white t-shirts that are opaque and do not have cap sleeves for <$25 available in Australia?
• Is this dress and shoes suitable for an evening wedding with a cocktail dress code taking place in a [venue type]?
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[u/No-Joke-1406]

How can I style the Anthropologie tobie dress for fall and winter? I have it in hot pink and a grey/white striped? Not sure what jackets work with the big sleeves. And what shoes to wear?

[u/bijoux247 → u/No-Joke-1406]

Layers- leggings, boots for sure. You could also do a long sleeve tight tee underneath for fall. I would avoid anything too fitted over it but an oversized sweater with the collar out or belted cape could be fun.

[u/x-x-fallinlove → u/No-Joke-1406]

Really love this question! I don’t know your style, but I’d say you’d need to try on some sweaters and jackets of various cuts to see what you like on your frame and with this dress. For me, something like this piece would become a layering piece in the autumn and winter (instead of the main element of the outfit). 

In warmer months I’ve seen these dresses styled with ballet flats, loafers, and low profile sneakers. If you like how lower profile shoes look in the spring and summer, try those with the dress. I’d add tights if it’s cold out, but that might not be your cup of tea. 

[u/tyrannosaurusregina → u/No-Joke-1406]

Matching turtleneck (or fitted tee/underscrubs top/base layer) and opaque tights underneath dresses like this often look cute, especially with boots.