Anonymous wrote:if she said it to your husband and not to you, then take it with a grain of salt. It's third hand information and you don't know the tone with which it was said. It might have been in a very complimentary way that indicated she liked your dress. Men tend to be very clueless and inept at deciphering tone and intent. If she had meant it in a rude or snarky way then your husband is an idiot for telling you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh for God’s sake, OP means the dress is circa 1960.
That's not a 60's dress or stylish.
Anonymous wrote:Its kinda boring and ugly but go for it. A 60 year old isn't wearing that. A 4 year old would.
Anonymous wrote:Oh for God’s sake, OP means the dress is circa 1960.
Anonymous wrote:Troll. No one would feel upstaged by...that.
Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a fine dress and very respectable. I’m not sure what the bride was complaining about. I almost wonder if something got lost in translation. Perhaps she was joking and actually saying in a complementary way that you looked really good? Maybe she was trying to compliment you and it just came across in the incorrect way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would try to avoid wearing black to a wedding, but that dress is fine. It’s not revealing and it doesn’t look like a wedding dress.
Who avoids black at a wedding?!
Traditionally wearing black was your way of showing you didn't approve of the wedding. Indicated you were in mourning, not celebrating the event.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would try to avoid wearing black to a wedding, but that dress is fine. It’s not revealing and it doesn’t look like a wedding dress.
Who avoids black at a wedding?!