If you're a fan of that sweet-smoky combo, you're going to want to keep this one in rotation
Feel free to leave the fedora at home, though
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(AH!) / Necklace: Groopdealz, original inspiration here and same necklace in white here / Bag: Kate Spade, similar here in black, yellow/cream, green and yellow, here in navy/cream stripe and green/cream stripe, and here in orange/pink and green/blue / Earrings: J.Crew, more affordable version here (WOWZAHSuper cheap today!) / Watch: Marc Jacobs, also loving the teal, brown, rose gold, black, and multi-colored versions
The baby pink color of the dress aligns with the pastel looks the singer has worn through the "Wicked" press tour, but rather than the vintage silhouettes she's been rocking as of late, it features architectural detailing that juts out from the waistline and has airy, glittery layers of tulle that float to the ground
Initially, it was not designed as a dance costume but rather as the attire worn by women of humble backgrounds, particularly gypsies, to attend these popular events