Usually I like denim jackets w dresses but it went from classy British countryside to sweet home Alabama (which is also great) but I personally think a little cardigan would fit the dress more. Cute overall though!
House of CB should be getting major scrutiny for claiming their dress are made of organic cotton, but aren't, and their websites are lying about fabric composition on dresses. Here's a great review: th-cam.com/video/Hp-xjQ4u_8g/w-d-xo.html
I believe there is no real difference between "regular" cotton and organic cotton in terms of outcome/fabric. The real difference is the production. Organic cotton is more sustainable. House of cb claims their dresses are cotton, but I haven't seen an organic cotton label yet. Unless they are lying about these dresses being cotton at all.
@@ev6564 If you watch the video, you’ll see that the website does NOT tell you what dresses are made of and sometimes will even lie: Milena dress: CB website says “Made from stretch weighted crepe” which isn’t a material, it’s just appearance, but tags say 92% Polyester 8% Elastane, Lining 95% Polyester 5% Elastane Tallulah dress: CB website says “Rayon Lining (100% Rayon)”, but tags say: Lining 2 51% Polyester 49% Viscose Christa dress: CB website says “Georgette, Dry Light Satin” which is again appearance, NOT composition but tags say 100% Polyester Chiccca top: CB website says “made with linen”, but tags say: 82% Lyocell 18% Linen, Lining 51% Polyester 41% Viscose Plus boning is also not capped in their corsets.
@@yukitomoya1237 fr like a cardigan, a light stole, a shawl draped over the shoulders, even a damn bolero. anything to maintain the elegance of the dress. the shoe choice as well. oh my...
A person could play the dress up and give it the credit it deserves or play it down if they want to wear as much as possible because it's so expensive I guess?
Hi, she probably wore an XS. I have two XS dresses from cb because my waist is in that range but from now on I'm going to get S instead because the corsets in XS are too small for my chest to the point where I had to diy stretch them. If you have the same build as her XS works but if any of your measurements, even if not all, are larger then definitely go S because it'll be more comfortable and still be form fitting
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Usually I like denim jackets w dresses but it went from classy British countryside to sweet home Alabama (which is also great) but I personally think a little cardigan would fit the dress more. Cute overall though!
Cardigans do tend to make some things look a little grandma ish especially with a flowy floral print dresses
you deciding to impulsively crop your denim jacket just to make the perfect outfit is so me, love it✨😂
The Jean jacket really took away from how pretty the dress is
House of CB should be getting major scrutiny for claiming their dress are made of organic cotton, but aren't, and their websites are lying about fabric composition on dresses. Here's a great review: th-cam.com/video/Hp-xjQ4u_8g/w-d-xo.html
I believe there is no real difference between "regular" cotton and organic cotton in terms of outcome/fabric. The real difference is the production. Organic cotton is more sustainable. House of cb claims their dresses are cotton, but I haven't seen an organic cotton label yet. Unless they are lying about these dresses being cotton at all.
@@ev6564 If you watch the video, you’ll see that the website does NOT tell you what dresses are made of and sometimes will even lie:
Milena dress: CB website says “Made from stretch weighted crepe” which isn’t a material, it’s just appearance, but tags say 92% Polyester 8% Elastane, Lining 95% Polyester 5% Elastane
Tallulah dress: CB website says “Rayon Lining (100% Rayon)”, but tags say: Lining 2 51% Polyester 49% Viscose
Christa dress: CB website says “Georgette, Dry Light Satin” which is again appearance, NOT composition but tags say 100% Polyester
Chiccca top: CB website says “made with linen”, but tags say: 82% Lyocell 18% Linen, Lining 51% Polyester 41% Viscose
Plus boning is also not capped in their corsets.
Those boots throw off the whole out fit and cut off your leg line makes it look blocky strappy heel would have worked better
House of CB dresses are so expensive you can’t wear a denim jacket with it.
Agree gosh. It devalues the dress immediately
@@yukitomoya1237 fr like a cardigan, a light stole, a shawl draped over the shoulders, even a damn bolero. anything to maintain the elegance of the dress. the shoe choice as well. oh my...
A person could play the dress up and give it the credit it deserves or play it down if they want to wear as much as possible because it's so expensive I guess?
So pretty
That's gorgeous! What size you wearing?
House of corset backing lol I love it
That looks so bad w the denim jacket what was she thinking smh
Want to surprise my fiancé with some of their sets. What size do you wear off to don’t mind me asking? :)
Hi, she probably wore an XS. I have two XS dresses from cb because my waist is in that range but from now on I'm going to get S instead because the corsets in XS are too small for my chest to the point where I had to diy stretch them. If you have the same build as her XS works but if any of your measurements, even if not all, are larger then definitely go S because it'll be more comfortable and still be form fitting
Either XS or S, more likely size S. cb’s sizing is confusing at times with different dresses.
What size are you wearing ?
Was the sizing accurate
Denim jacket ruined it 😢
I just bought the dupe, $26.
I like the dress but why is dressing in front of the camera a trend now. I was so scared that your cover might fall 😖
Outfit is horrendous
The cropped jean jacket made it perfect. 😍