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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was having a hard time finding a dress for my tall 12 year old that wasn't tight, short and low-cut for her friend's Bat Mitzvah. I just wanted to share that we got this dress and it worked out great: https://www.lulus.com/products/blissful-love-burgundy-cutout-mini-skater-dress/1572136.html Some of her friends who were also trying to strike the balance of looking good but not too provocative (or their parents were) [b]came out looking slightly on the babyish side. [/b]But this one was a hit. DD looked sophisticated but the dress was not revealing. Shows just a bit of skin in the back, but she was comfortable with it. The site has some other cute options, too. I hope this helps![/quote] The dress is lovely, and I'm sure your child looked beautiful. I still would have preferred the "babyish" dresses. Your child is 12. She has the rest of her teen years to wear short dresses with cutouts. I don't care if my child looks sophisticated at 12. Stop criticizing her friends parents who want their 12 year old children to look like children. [/quote] True. Also a bat mitzvah is a religious event in a synagogue. There shouldn’t be cut-outs, especially on a 12 year old. It’s not a bar. [/quote] OP again. The link I shared of the bodycon dress in the previous post is the kind of dress the Jewish girls in the friend group, who go to Bat Mitzvahs all the time and have been Bat Mitzvah'd (sp?) themselves, wear all the time at these events.[/quote] How does that make it right? [/quote] She fits in. Then it's right. NP[/quote] The tail wagging the dog.[/quote] No it's not making a big deal about something that's not. The hosts want somethings better? They should mention it in the invite. [/quote]
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