Fashion influencer defends ‘controversial’ wedding guest outfit

“Come and spend the day with me as a guest to a wedding that is going to be beautiful,” the TikToker says in the clip while holding up some clothing options. “But first, I need your help to get dressed.”

Right away, Sutherland makes it clear that she’s definitely going with a bold, tiered skirt in a deep blush pink color, but she’s stuck on what kind of top to pair with it, as well as what shoes and accessories look best.

The first option is a black crop top with spaghetti straps, which she’d pair with some black patent-leather slingbacks and a small black purse.

Or, she could go neutral with a light beige tube top, matching stilettos, and a cream-colored bag. (Her only fear with that, though, is whether other people would think it was too close to white.)

“I actually prefer this a lot more because it’s more summery, and I think it definitely suits the wedding vibe more,” Sutherland continues while showing off the full look with the pink maxi skirt.

But even though she likes the way it looks, she’s still a bit on the fence.

“Is this color okay?” she asks her followers. “I don’t know, please — I actually genuinely need your help!”

In the comments, people were quick to weigh in with their thoughts. And while most people loved the skirt, they definitely weren’t digging the rest of the options she chose to pair it with.

“None!” one person said of the outfit options. “Tops kinda look like under garments.”

“no to the tops, it’s a wedding,” someone else told her. “skirt is gorgeous [though].”

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“Skirt is stunning. Tops no. They were disappointing,” another person wrote.

One person called the tops “wayyyy too casual,” while another simply said they were “bad.” Yet another person added they just didn’t seem “appropriate” for a wedding.

Others were mostly confused why she didn’t just use the matching white top that came with the skirt since they paired together nicely.

“You should really wear the matching top,” one person informed her. “It would look amazing and still fitting for the wedding.”

However, Sutherland said in reply that she felt the matching top was too fancy for the wedding’s laid-back cocktail attire and that its long-sleeved style would feel too hot in the warm weather.