Most you have paid for a dress??

[Anonymous]

$700 for a cocktail dress

[Anonymous]

$600 for wedding dress, which was a waste. It was fine for the purpose, but would have been much happier buying white or light colored evening dress for half the price like my smart friend did.

[Anonymous]

$!M plus income and I have never paid more than $350 for a dress, and rarely that much, and I always look fabulous. Labels simply aren't that important to me and won't spend a lot of money on something that doesn't have longevity. To each his own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$!M plus income and I have never paid more than $350 for a dress, and rarely that much, and I always look fabulous. Labels simply aren't that important to me and won't spend a lot of money on something that doesn't have longevity. To each his own.

WOW you dont spend on clothes but needed to pat your fat ass on the back for your $"!M" (whatever that means) income. Hahahaha.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the most you paid not including your wedding dress and not including bridesmaid dresses.
700 for me.
It was dumb.

OP specified that wedding/bridesmaid dresses were not included.

To answer the question, $200 and I've had plenty of use of the dress.

[Anonymous]

$300.

[Anonymous]

$70. I'm a frequent shopper and never seen any dress that was so cute I felt it was worth over $100.

[Anonymous]

needed to pat your fat ass o

Pretty skinny ass actually. I simply think it is asinine to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for a dress--no matter what one's income. Sadly, people get drawn into the hype of buying a certain label--usually to prove something. I have nothing to prove and hope those who may feel compelled to buy that ridiculously expensive dress (becuae after all "everyone" is doing it-- may see that it is not a reflection of wealth--just most likely debt.

[Anonymous]

300.00 - and there are the workhorses of my closet.

[Anonymous]

I don't remember exactly, but it was well under $200 I can tell you that.

[Anonymous]

To me, the "dress" part is throwing off the discussion. So many women have dresses as a very small part of the wardrobe. If you asked...shoes, handbags, outerwear, jacket, suit and so on, that might fit what women actually spend on better. Dress? usually a special occasion one time event.

[Anonymous]

700 for wedding dress. Other than that, 189 each for two dresses for my SIL's wedding last year. Both worth it. I'm thrifty so that was a big splurge.

[Anonymous]

Probably $200 or so. I don't wear dresses much, though - just to weddings and events, but I wear pants to work.

[Anonymous]

$350 for a JCrew bridesmaid dress I will never wear again. Thanks BFF.

Aside from that, probably $300 for a special occasion dress.

[Anonymous]

I spent about $800 on my wedding dress. Other than that I'd guess the most I've ever spent on a dress is around $150.