Style Journal

The reunion invitation is in the group chat and the wardrobe suddenly looks empty. One simple rule, three ready looks for the school hall, the bar and the gala, plus a checklist for a dark Tallinn November.

The camera doesn't see the way your eye does. Colour, texture and movement decide whether a photo is memorable – our advice for your session in Tallinn, and the dresses that pass the test.

A costume does not have to be a whole outfit. Six rentable accessories that turn a black dress into a Halloween look – headpiece, gloves, wings, wig, hat and belt – plus three ready-made combinations.

Renting for the first time? Six steps from the online shop and the fitting room to the return: sizing, booking, payment, and what happens if the dress does not fit.

A disco or 80s theme on the invitation? Five outfits, from mirror sequins to flares, that fit the theme and still look like real party clothes.

Four textures are carrying this party season. Here is which one suits which invitation, and how to wear each of them through an Estonian winter.

Six couples costume ideas for Halloween and theme parties in Tallinn – from a space mission to retro disco – with a comparison table and a guide to renting for two.

The invitation is almost ready, but the dress code line is still empty? An organiser's guide: five dress codes that work at company parties in Estonia, copy-paste wording templates, the questions guests really ask and a checklist before you hit send.

The invitation says “Great Gatsby” – how do you look stylish rather than dressed up? Three looks for women, a suit for men, an accessories table, tips for organisers and a checklist for a December party in Estonia.

Halloween does not have to mean a rubber mask and crackly synthetics. Three glam directions – the dark queen, velvet and feathers, one perfect accessory – plus a comparison table, a checklist and an FAQ on renting in Tallinn.

Is a rental dress only for tall, slim people? We collected eight common myths about renting party wear in Tallinn – height, size, men, cleanliness, fittings – and tell you honestly what is true.

The invitation is here and the wardrobe is empty. Five Christmas party looks matched to the way Estonian companies celebrate – from classic to sequins – with a timeline for fittings and booking.

The invitation says “black tie”, “cocktail” or “smart casual” – but what does that mean for women and men? A clear dress code guide, Tallinn winter tips and a pre-party checklist.