The most beautiful dresses you've ever seen?

[Anonymous]

I loved this one as well.

[Anonymous]

I can’t find a good picture, and wouldn’t know how to post it, but Sasha Obama wearing a lovely gown at a White House event really struck me as beautiful. Sasha is a lovely young lady, and seeing pictures of her in the very age-appropriate gown felt as though she had grown up overnight. I also admired her poise and enthusiasm in the pictures with her sister Malia. As an effervescent teenager, Sasha took a dress I probably would not have looked twice at, and transformed it into something delightful.



https://fashionsizzle.com/2016/03/13/malia-sasha-obama-naeem-khan-gowns-first-state-dinner/

[Anonymous]

The best dresses perfectly complement and showcase the woman wearing them.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

So much of what has been posted is about beautiful women who would make ANYTHING look good. When I think of beautiful dresses, I think of something that involves actual tailoring, construction and skill. A simple sheath or strapless dress, while lovely-looking on a beautiful woman, may not exactly be a credit to the seamstress.

I despise all things Trump but I think Melania's white gown at the inauguration ball was something that actually took some tailoring expertise. It was beautifully cut and constructed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So much of what has been posted is about beautiful women who would make ANYTHING look good. When I think of beautiful dresses, I think of something that involves actual tailoring, construction and skill. A simple sheath or strapless dress, while lovely-looking on a beautiful woman, may not exactly be a credit to the seamstress.

I despise all things Trump but I think Melania's white gown at the inauguration ball was something that actually took some tailoring expertise. It was beautifully cut and constructed.

I loved her wedding dress, too. I loathe the Trumps but she is a beautiful woman with good style.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

+1000

[Anonymous]

Keeping with the Grace Kelly theme, I love her red dress from Dial M for Murder
https://classiq.me/style-in-film-grace-kelly-in-dial-m-for-murder

[Anonymous]

Don’t laugh, but even though I was around 40 when Frozen came out, I remember when Elsa transformed her simple frock into the blue gown during “Let it Go,” I was absolutely delighted and thought it was Disney’s most beautiful princess dress ever.

[Anonymous]

https://fashionista.com/2021/05/marion-cotillard-jean-paul-gaultier-oscars-2008

This was unforgettable. Apologies for not knowing how to add the photo

[Anonymous]

I can't post photos, but look up Guo Pei's designs.

[Anonymous]

I saw this one from the Met Gala photos and I thought it was striking. I think it goes to PPs point about complexity and construction, and it's also beautiful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://fashionista.com/2021/05/marion-cotillard-jean-paul-gaultier-oscars-2008

This was unforgettable. Apologies for not knowing how to add the photo

To add an image, first right click on the image and choose "Copy image address" from the options box. The URL of the image will be copied on the clipboard. Then on DCUM click on the gray Img button, paste the image address (control V) and then close the tag by clicking the Img button again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don’t laugh, but even though I was around 40 when Frozen came out, I remember when Elsa transformed her simple frock into the blue gown during “Let it Go,” I was absolutely delighted and thought it was Disney’s most beautiful princess dress ever.

Haha! I can still hear my then-4-year-old son saying “She change her dress!” My all-boy’s boy noticed it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Keeping with the Grace Kelly theme, I love her red dress from Dial M for Murder
https://classiq.me/style-in-film-grace-kelly-in-dial-m-for-murder