Tiered dresses and puffy sleeves

[Anonymous]

Traditionally grown women got the ruffles and poofy sleeves. That kind of dress was seen as womanly. Girls got simple, A-line dresses and straight sleeves because they would outgrow their dresses.

This is all to say women should wear what they want

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:this dress???

https://tnuck.com/products/blue-artisanal-short-sleeve-maxi-dress

I am 5’ tall and weigh 110. These dresses would swallow me.
Tuckernuck has been such a disappointment. They appeal to girls, not women. Which is odd based on their target market.

I'm your height and built narrower, most especially through the shoulders. Puff sleeves look like they are eating my head.

[Anonymous]

Sorry to offend you OP, but I LOVE that look and will wear it as long as I can.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That green dress, while a nice color, has tiers, puffy sleeves and a gathered waist. I think this is what the OP was complaining about.

I think the worst thing about it is the color lol. I'm sure it looks good on some people but bright green is not for me.

I receive tons of compliments when I wear bright green.

[Anonymous]

I have no idea what we’re talking about because the is 1 picture and 2 links and the dresses look different

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea what we’re talking about because the is 1 picture and 2 links and the dresses look different

I thought a tiered dress has tiers that overlap each other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea what we’re talking about because the is 1 picture and 2 links and the dresses look different

I thought a tiered dress has tiers that overlap each other.

I thought so also. I have a dress similar to the one in the link and I love it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When is this adult women dressing like little girls look going to be disappear? I think it is very tacky and no longer appropriate to wear after you’ve left your undergraduate sorority.
It gives off little house on the prairie meets young girls party dress.

I was excoriated for asking this here before.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have this dress:



I always get compliments when I wear it. I am 54. (I don't think it looks particularly great on the model).

I don't associate this with a little girl look. I reminds me of casual dresses from the 70's.

I love this color! What brand is this dress?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea what we’re talking about because the is 1 picture and 2 links and the dresses look different

I thought a tiered dress has tiers that overlap each other.

I'm one of the puff/tier haters, but I love this dress. This is not a prairie look at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have this dress:



I always get compliments when I wear it. I am 54. (I don't think it looks particularly great on the model).

I don't associate this with a little girl look. I reminds me of casual dresses from the 70's.

I love this color! What brand is this dress?

PP here. It's JCrew (Factory though).

Thanks all for the laughs. My teen daughters were incensed that some of you didn't like this dress. They really don't care much for my love of green, but they love this dress! They were ready to post and defend me.

[Anonymous]

If anyone is from the South, and I don't mean DC, but the true South, these floral, frilly dresses are lower income church-lady-on-Sunday coded. They would always wear prints. I've always associated it with a very cheap, dowdy look. I don't even like this look for younger women....just not my thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can't wear any dress that puts the midsection under my boobs and then the bottom fits 3 people.

Thank you for articulating exactly why I can't wear them either. I'm tall and proportional and they just don't work on me. They are everywhere!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have this dress:



I always get compliments when I wear it. I am 54. (I don't think it looks particularly great on the model).

I don't associate this with a little girl look. I reminds me of casual dresses from the 70's.

I love this color! What brand is this dress?

PP here. It's JCrew (Factory though).

Thanks all for the laughs. My teen daughters were incensed that some of you didn't like this dress. They really don't care much for my love of green, but they love this dress! They were ready to post and defend me.

I like this one too PP! I don’t necessarily have anything against the style, but some of the dresses just have way, way too much fabric and swallow just about everyone who wears them. This one is more subtle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If anyone is from the South, and I don't mean DC, but the true South, these floral, frilly dresses are lower income church-lady-on-Sunday coded. They would always wear prints. I've always associated it with a very cheap, dowdy look. I don't even like this look for younger women....just not my thing.

Why cheap? I'm thinking of the fashion on shows like Sweet Magnolias. It doesn't read low income to me (but I'm originally a New Englander).