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2. 30 White Bridal Outfits To Wear For Your Pre-Wedding ... - AOL

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   Falling in love with your dream wedding dress is one thing, but snagging all of the outfits for the events leading up to the big day can... 30 White Bridal Outfits To Wear For Your Pre-Wedding ...

3. 16 Winter White Outfits to Brighten Your Cold Weather Wardrobe

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4. For years, Diddy’s lavish White Party ruled Labor Day. Here ...

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   It has been 25 years since Diddy's first White Party, which was held Sept. 7, 1998, over Labor Day weekend. The annual tradition began when Sean Combs (currently known as Diddy but variously known ...

5. Diddy parties - Wikipedia

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   The first White Party was held on Labor Day in 1998 at Combs's house on Hedges Banks Drive in East Hampton, New York. [5] [6] [7] Paris Hilton described the inaugural party as iconic and said that "everyone was there" and likened Combs to Jay Gatsby. [5] The party had a strict dress code of white clothing with 1,000 people on the guest list.

6. Ball (dance event) - Wikipedia

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   A bal blanc ("white ball", as opposed to a bal en blanc, merely with an all-white theme) was or is only for unmarried girls and their chaperones, with the women all in white dresses. The modern debutante ball may or may not continue these traditions, but are typically worn with pure white Ball gown and opera-length white gloves.

7. Costume party - Wikipedia

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   Fancy dress parties are popular year round in the United Kingdom. The 1996 novel Bridget Jones's Diary features the classic British costume party theme "Tarts and Vicars" at which the women wear sexually provocative ("tart") costumes, while the men dress as Anglican priests ("vicars"). Fancy dress parties have been held by the British Royal Family.