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No logos, just leather: the Marlo, Agnes, India, N/S Park and Sylvia, and which to choose.

Why the British designer is a first choice for official evenings, and the Packham gowns you can buy now.
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Catherine, Princess of Wales has chosen Jenny Packham for many of her official events, and the reason is easy to see in the gowns themselves. Packham designs for occasions: fabrics that move, embellishment that catches light softly rather than shouting, and shapes that photograph well from every angle.
Look at a Packham evening gown and you see the same ideas return. Lightweight chiffon, draped rather than cut close to the body. Sequins and beads in tones close to the fabric, so the sparkle reads as texture from across a room. And a clean line, so the dress looks composed in a formal setting.
Lightweight chiffon, wrapped and sewn with tonal sequins and beads that catch the light softly. It is the Packham gown for black tie, and for brides who prefer quiet sparkle.
White tulle covered in sequins, with crystals along the bodice and a chiffon cape that moves as you walk. Made for the ceremony and the photographs.

Keep everything else quiet. A Packham gown is already doing the work, so choose a simple heel, a small clutch and one piece of jewellery. For black tie, a pointed pump or a strappy evening sandal both work.

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