BRIDE''S MAID''S DRESSES

[nickolsae]

Hi Everyone,
I am looking to do a blue brides dress for an outdoor wedding in September in WI. I like the JCrew dresses, but I am not sure.

http://www.jcrew.com/catalog/product.jhtml?id=prod73877231&catId=cat280170

http://www.jcrew.com/catalog/product.jhtml?id=prod90769231&catId=cat280170

... In blue.

I really like the jcrew dresses but I wonder if it has been overdone, becuase a lot of people use them. What do you all think of the dresses? Does anyone have any other suggestions on where to get other Bride''s Maid''s Dresses?

 

[Gypsy]

I really liked the Jasmine B2 BM line and the Belsioe. They have a good fit and are really affordable. They have LOTS of tea length options too.

Ann Taylor Celebrations have lovely options too.

 

[nickolsae]

Thanks, Gypsy. Any other suggestions?

 

[aprilcait]

Both of those styles are great looking.

I second Gypsy's Ann Taylor "Celebrations" suggestion: http://www.anntaylor.com/catalog/department.jsp?N=1200042&categoryId=193. My bridesmaids have two completely different body types and they were able to find great dresses there. The return policy is great (ordering online meant that they ordered the dreses and tried them on at home, which meant a couple returns to get the right size), ordering is easy, the quality is great, and the prices are pretty reasonable (especially for the quality and material). Oh, and if you have any vertically challenged attendants, Ann Taylor has their Celebrations dresses in petites too, which was great for my 5'1" sister/BM.

 

[sap483]

After having gone on MANY dress shopping trips with my girls, we''ve finally decided to go with dresses from Aria. www.ariadress.com They have lots of styles that the girls liked and they''re available in Tall and Petite sizes which is perfect for my girls. They''re going with different styles in Turquoise silk shatung. The dresses are $195 each.