Winery Dress Code Decoded
The Dress Code for Wine Tour, Vineyard Wedding, Winery Concert, and Lunch/Dinner at Winery Restaurant
When visiting a winery, it's important to dress appropriately for the occasion, be it the wine-tasting tour, winery concert, vineyard wedding, romantic dinner or casual lunch at the winery. The dress code can vary depending on the setting and event. No matter the reason of the visit, the winery outfit must adhere to the (unwritten) dress code, yet it should also be practical and comfortable. Here's a (PRINTABLE SPREADSHEET - for paid subscribers only) guide for fashion stylists and content creators to help you put together winery outfits that comply with the (unspoken) dress code for every type of visit.
When we say winery, we immediately start daydreaming of sun-dappled vines stretching towards a clear blue sky, a gentle breeze carrying the sweet aroma of grapes, and a crystal glass in our hand.
Sounds idyllic, doesn't it? But amidst the daydreams of swirling reds, whites, oranges and rosé (we don't swirl champagne*) and breathtaking scenery, there is the dress code visitors need to adhere when visiting a winery.
*You don't swirl sparkling wines like Champagne, Prosecco, Cava, or other bubbly varieties. Swirling can accelerate the release of carbon dioxide, causing the wine to go flat and lose its signature effervescence. These wines are best enjoyed for their delicate bubbles and refreshing taste, so simply raise a glass and appreciate them visually before taking a sip.
Whether you're planning a casual wine tasting outfit for your client/followers, a celebratory winery lunch, an evening concert under the stars, or a vineyard wedding surrounded by rolling hills, this guide will help you build an appropriate outfit for the winery.
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