ME+EM Jumpsuits: Wide-Leg, Tux and Wedding Guest Styles

ME+EM jumpsuits are almost all wide-leg, cut with a defined waist and a full-length trouser, and they are designed to replace a dress for events: weddings, christenings, dinners and the office party. On Coveti the current styles cost $570 to $950, from the crease-less linen Culotte Jumpsuit in Olive Green ($570) to the Tux Ultra Wide Jumpsuit in Black ($950), a satin-lapel evening piece that reads as black tie.

This guide explains how ME+EM jumpsuits are cut, which one to wear to a wedding, how to size a one-piece and what shoes and jackets to add, with every current style linked.

The ME+EM jumpsuit range

How ME+EM cuts a jumpsuit

A jumpsuit lives and dies on two measurements: the torso length from shoulder to crotch, and the waist. ME+EM handles both the same way across the range. The waist is drawn in, with a belt, an elasticated back panel, a fitted bodice, so the piece never reads as a boiler suit, and the leg is wide enough to fall straight from the hip. That wide leg is what makes the shape work on most heights: it lengthens the line from waist to floor, which is the same principle behind the brand’s Leg Elongator trousers.

The fabrics follow the AM-PM idea that runs through the brand. The AM-PM Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Ruby Red ($840) is sleeveless, in a textured weave with a soft but structured finish, and a back elasticated panel defines the waist, so it moves from a day at a desk to dinner. The Pintuck Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Black ($840) is cut from satin-backed crepe with a fitted bodice and hook-and-eye fastenings that set the depth of the V; ME+EM pitches it as a black tie solution. For Autumn Winter 2026 the Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Bay Green ($840) is silk-blend velvet with short sleeves, a deep green that works at a winter wedding.

What jumpsuit to wear to a wedding

A jumpsuit is now a standard wedding guest choice, and the rules are the same as for a dress: match the formality of the invitation, avoid white and ivory, and choose a fabric that holds its shape through a long day.

• Daytime and garden weddings: a colour and a lighter fabric. The Crop Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Olive/Multi ($620) shows the ankle, which suits sandals and block heels on grass.
• Formal and city weddings: full length and a strong colour. The AM-PM Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Ruby Red reads as dressed without needing a hat; add a cropped jacket over the bare arms in church.
• Evening and black tie: the Tux Ultra Wide Jumpsuit in Black ($950), in a wool tailoring fabric with satin lapels, double pleats and bracelet-length sleeves, and the satin-crepe Pintuck Wide-Leg Jumpsuit. Black is acceptable at most evening weddings today, and the tuxedo detail makes it clearly formal. Add earrings and a metallic shoe.
• Winter weddings: full length, long sleeves under a jacket, and a deep colour. See our ME+EM wedding guest dresses guide for coats and colours that work with both dresses and jumpsuits.

What shoes to wear with a wide-leg jumpsuit

The hem should graze the top of the foot with your shoes on, so choose the shoe first and then alter the length. A heel of 6 to 9cm is the most flexible, because the wide leg covers most of the shoe and only the toe shows. Pointed toes lengthen the line further. For a flat, keep the hem shorter so it does not drag; a ballet flat with a cropped leg works, as our Mary Jane ballet flats guide explains. Platforms suit the ultra wide tux shape, because the extra height lets the fabric fall in a clean column.

Jackets and layers for a jumpsuit

A jumpsuit needs a layer that stops at the waist and leaves the line clean. A cropped jacket is the best match: the Ultra Crop Jacket in Black ($760) and the Sharp Shoulder Short Blazer in Grey Multi ($760) both end above the belt; the Ultra Crop is a wool and silk crepe made for evening. The Crop Evening Jacket in Black ($710), in Italian cotton velvet with short sleeves, adds texture without hiding the waist. A long coat works too, as long as it is worn open. In cold weather a fine knit under a sleeveless style is a quiet trick: the High Neck Layering Top in Charcoal Melange ($250) adds sleeves and warmth without bulk.

How to size a jumpsuit

Size to the larger of your bust and hip, then check the torso. If you are tall, look at the model height on each product page: ME+EM models are usually around 175 to 178cm and wear a UK 8, and the product pages on Coveti list the exact height and a centimetre measurement table for every size. If the jumpsuit pulls at the shoulder when you sit, go up a size. Hem length is easy to alter, the torso is not. Our ME+EM size guide converts UK sizes to US and EU.

A jumpsuit versus a trouser and blouse

A matching trouser and blouse gives the same long line as a jumpsuit with more flexibility in fit, and no undressing in a restaurant bathroom. If that matters, pair the AM-PM Wide-Leg Trouser in Black ($390) with a fluid blouse in the same tone. See more in ME+EM AM-PM dressing and our ME+EM trousers and jeans guide. Shop every style on the designer jumpsuits page and the ME+EM brand page.

Frequently asked questions

Can you wear a jumpsuit to a wedding?

Yes. A full-length jumpsuit in a strong colour and a fabric with drape is as formal as a midi dress. Avoid white, ivory and very casual fabrics such as denim.

What is the best ME+EM jumpsuit for a wedding?

For a day wedding, the AM-PM Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Ruby Red. For a winter wedding, the velvet Wide-Leg Jumpsuit in Bay Green. For an evening and black tie wedding, the Tux Ultra Wide Jumpsuit and the Pintuck Wide-Leg Jumpsuit, both in black.

How much are ME+EM jumpsuits?

On Coveti, ME+EM jumpsuits cost from $570 for the Culotte Jumpsuit to $950 for the Tux Ultra Wide Jumpsuit.

Do wide-leg jumpsuits suit petite women?

Yes, if the waist is defined and the hem nearly touches the floor over a heel. A long, unbroken leg makes the body look longer. Have the hem taken up to your shoe height.

What shoes go with a wide-leg jumpsuit?

A pointed heel of 6 to 9cm is the most versatile. Platforms suit very wide legs, and ballet flats work with cropped styles.

What jacket goes with a jumpsuit?

A cropped jacket that stops at the waist, such as a short blazer, keeps the line clean. A long coat works when worn open.