64 out of 76(84%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
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4/ 5
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jessicac2
Body Type:hourglass
size is bigger than my normal size
PostedOctober 25, 2011
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ConsRegular
i am using these dresses for my bridesmaids and online it wasn't our favorite, but then as soon as everyone tried them on they loved them! They do fit smaller than my normal size, i am a 6/8 and a 10 was the best size. It fits very tightly at the natural waist but flows out really great. and the grape color is really pretty!
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5/ 5
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elsie813
Body Type:straight
Age:25-29
great dress
PostedOctober 15, 2011
ConsRegular
I got this for my bridesmaids and it's wonderful! The detail is great! It's airy and true to color and size and perfect for a spring wedding! It fits great and the built in cups and boning are a plus! It's a perfect violet color. It falls a little long so we'll get them hemmed but that's an easy fix!
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4/ 5
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lwatl
fromAtlanta
Body Type:hourglass
Age:25-29
PostedSeptember 2, 2011
ConsRegular
I purchased this dress in blue to wear in my brother's wedding. It looked great in pictures. The belt is removable, but really helps to define your waistline. The shaping on top is very flattering. I would definitely recommend this dress.
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2/ 5
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Al1234
fromChicago
Body Type:hourglass
Age:25-29
Way too small in chest
PostedJuly 20, 2011
Prostoo small, beautiful color
ConsRegular
This dress is way too small in the chest. I'm 5'3, 125 pounds, 32B, and usually wear a 0 or 2 in dresses. I couldn't even zip up the 0, got closer on the 2, and finally the 4 fit. I ordered the navy blue and lemonade color and LOVED the navy blue, but that was the dress I had in a 0. I was planning to wear this to my brother-in-law's wedding outside in July (Chicago) and it is 90 here. I was worried if I wore the lemonade yellow that you could see me sweating, so I will be returning these dresses.
