Does this dress work for a wedding?
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Anonymous
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Dress code is cocktail, and I'm in my late 30s.
https://www.thereformation.com/products/frasier-dress/1310068FOE.html?glCountry=US&glCurrency=USD&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxdiKtajugAMVjfjICh1exAcYEAQYASABEgKWBPD_BwE |
Anonymous
| Any wedding with 20-somethings will be a sea of Reformation dresses, so I would say yes. |
Anonymous
| Well it's viscose, so yuck. But the design is low-key, interesting and wedding-appropriate. |
Anonymous
| No OP |
Anonymous
| Yes. It would work well. |
Anonymous
| No, because although "Forest green", it looks black. pass |
Anonymous
| Two women were wearing that dress (different colors) at the last wedding I attended. So yes... it works, but as noted above Reformation is many 20- and 30- somethings' go-to for wedding attire so you might have a twin! |
Anonymous
| The length seems weird to me. |
Anonymous
| OP here. I'm getting the dress with the floral pattern, so hopefully I won't run into another guest with the same exact dress! |
Anonymous
I like the green! |
Anonymous
| Sure! I wouldn't have thought of this style, but it's nice! |
Anonymous
I've never heard of reformation. Those sleeves look tight and uncomfortable. I'd have big sweat rings, but that's me. |
Anonymous
| It looks a little casual to me (especially the floral patterns) for cocktail. It seems better suited for the dinner the night before the wedding or a bridal luncheon. What accessories are you wearing? |
Anonymous
| It’s not my fave but it’s appropriate, sure. |
Anonymous
| This style reminds me so much of the dresses lots of girls were wearing circa 1995 in my highschool, and it was never super flattering and always looked sort of low-end mall brand..... |