JULIETTE HOGAN'S TOP TIPS FOR WEARING WHITE

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On Saturday February 27, passionate food lovers, cultural enthusiasts and the city’s most stylish citizens will be gathering at a mystery Auckland location to enjoy French-inspired picnic fare.

Le Dîner en Blanc, first conceived in Paris almost 30 years ago is a sophisticated event which brings new meaning to the term ‘moveable feast’. Guests gather, dressed head to toe in dreamy white attire, with gourmet feasts, fine china and silverware at the ready, and settle in for a night of chic dining and entertainment after travelling en masse to an open-air location somewhere in the city.

Juliette Hogan is Le Diner en Blanc’s fashion partner and ambassador for 2016, and as a lover of quality fabrics in whimsical white and neutral tones, she knows a thing or two about wearing the angelic shade with grace.

Here she shares her top tips for wearing white to get you in the mood for the dining experience of the season…

“Wearing a full white outfit is the epitome of posh. A woman wearing all white has thought about her day’s activities to ensure she remains as fresh and put together as when she first left the house.

Tailoring and fit are key to pulling off such a challenging task. Consider your fit and review it from all angles. Any catching, lines or pulling will turn that beautifully elegant outfit into just the look you were hoping to avoid. A beautifully tailored pair of trousers must never been worn tight. That white silk dress must skim the body, never hug.

Consider fabrications and textures. I just love juxtaposing a beautiful silk back with a linen piece, or sequins with a crepe pant.

Balance your silhouette beautifully by wearing a high neckline with just the right hint of skin showing through the back of your outfit.

Hold yourself in a manner that suggests you are incredibly confident in your attire but never let your outfit speak for you.”

Register your interest for Le Diner en Blanc now at auckland.dinerenblanc.info/register and view Juliette’s own Diner en Blanc white edit here.

IT'S ON

09 October 2020
IT'S ON! 
Le Diner en Blanc Auckland team is delighted to announce the event will go ahead on Saturday 7th November!
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LE DÎNER EN BLANC AUCKLAND EVENT POSTPONED

16 March 2020
Le Dîner en Blanc - Auckland Host team have made the decision to postpone the 7th anniversary edition of Le Dîner en Blanc on Saturday 21st March due to the recent developments on COVID-19 including the NZ travel restriction announcement yesterday and an impending announcement about large / mass gatherings this week.
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E-Store is Open!

27 February 2020
Our e-store is officially open!
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Phase Two is Open!

27 February 2020
Sponsored guests! Now is your time, check your inbox and purchase your tickets for Le Diner en Blanc
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Collect Your Table & Chairs Onsite

21 February 2020
Pick up your table & chairs on the night!
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Official Media Partner - Urban List NZ

18 February 2020
Excited to announce our official media partner for Diner en Blanc Auckland @urbanlistnz
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Phase one opening soon!

13 February 2020
Hold on tight friends ✨ phase one is opening soon!
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G.H Mumm is back!

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We are thrilled to announce G.H Mumm is back for 2020 pouring the finest champagne at this years Diner en Blanc Auckland.
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