Anny Choi is a Who What Wear editor in residence, a stylist, a creative brand consultant, and the founder of bridal styling studio Anny Choi Brides.
You've said yes to the dress. Now, it's time to lock in the rest of your bridal wardrobe. You might opt for a sleek slip dress for the welcome party or a modern suit to complement your ceremony look. When it comes to your after-party, though, it's all about striking that sweet spot between fun, festive, and fashion-forward without defaulting to the same sequin body-con dress you wore back in your college days.
Forget the rules. Your after-party look doesn't have to be white, and it definitely doesn't have to be a mini. Instead, lean into what actually feels like you. Is there a color story you want to explore? A silhouette you rarely wear but want to try for the night? This is your moment to step outside the expected and choose something that feels intentional. It could be a "something blue" moment in an architectural mini from Simkhai or a sleek, body-skimming silhouette from Nensi Dojaka made for the spotlight. Or perhaps you opt for a longer hemline that's still undeniably party ready, such as a draped mesh halterneck from Self-Portrait or an elegant midi option from Altuzarra. If traditional bridal isn't your thing at all, a coordinated set can feel even more impactful. Think a feather-trimmed, embellished skirt with a sheer mesh top from 16Arlington or a sequin set from Shona Joy x Anthropologie Weddings that feels unexpected and effortlessly cool.
Below, shop a bridal stylist's edit of after-party looks that are anything but basic.
For the ultimate party bride who's ready to keep it going until sunrise.
Shop the matching Embellished Chainmail Mini Skirt ($2490)
Cool girl coded in a bridal two-piece set.
Shop the matching Illusion Sequin A-Line Maxi Skirt ($240).

Anny Choi is an NYC–based stylist and creative brand consultant. She spent seven years at Vogue, where she worked closely with top luxury brands, photographers, and A-list celebrities—building a network of creatives she still collaborates with today.
After her time at Vogue, Choi helped launch Over the Moon's e-commerce platform and cofounded its bridal styling program, creating a fresh take on wedding wardrobe styling for brides worldwide. In 2023, she launched her own styling studio, Anny Choi Brides, where she works one-on-one with clients to curate looks for every part of the wedding journey.
With over 12 years of experience, Choi brings a thoughtful, forward perspective to everything she touches—making her a go-to for clients looking for something truly personal and one of a kind.