If the price is too good to be true.. it is.... The original dress is over $1000 guaranteed this young lady pay less that $300 for this. Culprit site. Lady Prom dress
Unless she the teenager saw it online for like 50 bucks or whatever she had saved up, and ordered it without telling her parent(s). Teenagers do crazy things...says the girl who bought cheap hair dye without telling anyone to "go blonde" and ended up with patches of pink hair. (See, that's how I know teenagers do dumb stuff.).
A lot of these people are young and/or have just never actually spent money properly buying clothes. They're not actively looking at content creators like Monde, who repetitively teaches us why you need to pay for quality. It doesn't help that nowadays paying more =/= better quality, a lot of the ridiculously popular brands that market themselves hard overcharge for what they produce. It's probably more common for them to have over-payed for something, and decided "well if spending more doesn't yield me better quality, I might as well keep buying from Shein/Temu." Which results with them surrounding theirselves in cheap cheap clothing. Flimsy materials, poor stitches, no skill behind it. They have no way to actually assess quality, because they've never actually compared between a properly made 20$ shirt and the bad 5$ ones they get from the mail. They normalize the cost of 5$, they're incapable of the logical conclusion that it makes no sense for a shirt to be 5$. So when teenage girls actually go shopping for clothes, for dresses, something that actually requires great skill to make, the first thing they'll end up considering is the price. And if a shirt costs 5$, then a dress costing 300$ seems like the epitome of big spending to them. They directly correlate cost for result, but not understanding that the cost of actual craftsmanship is way above their paygrade & that what they're paying for clothes normally is not normal.
The dress she ended up wearing seemed more appropriate for a school prom and suited her. I hope she learned a lesson about if it's too good to be true, it usually is. And I'm glad her prom wasn't ruined.
Even if she had gotten the exact dress she wanted, she couldn't have danced in it. No one goes to prom to stand around like an art piece. Nope! She was better off without that dress. Her new one looked fabulous and I'll bet she danced every dance!
Great point -- the difference in the skirt she got and the one she ordered was that the one she got, she could dance in. And, unfortunately, the "illusion" in the dress is the color shown in the ad -- but the girl's skin isn't the same color. I'm very, very white, and I can't wear dresses with illusion because it's always darker than my skin.
I also want to point out that even if the price seems to reflect the value of the dress, it could still be a scam. There is a video i saw where a woman ordered something for close to $1,000 and it seemed like it would be right, but nope! It was a scam. So you aren't automatically safe just because the price is expensive or seems to match the product. Please be careful
@@shmwmlam3953 I can see is just as awful and looks nothing like the original, if you change the mesh it will be another dress already, and adding the horsehair won't save it because this satin is very poor quality and the flaring of the skirt is too high.
Great argument for shopping in a brick and mortar store. Getting burned happens all over the place online. It's really sad that there is no policing even on Amazon. My professional opinion matched yours. Only salvageable thing was the skirt fabric.
This👆! Even if the store doesn't have exactly what you like and you end up ordering online, you at least know what realistic prices for a well-made dress look like. Anything more than 20% cheaper than that is most likely a scam. If you're set on a specific brand/designer, shop directly with them. If they're out of your budget, try a trift-store or reputable re-seller. Otherwise adjust your expectations.
I work too hard for my penny’s to allow these scammers to rip me off, often with no recourse. I would go to a brick & mortar store or the sites she has suggested in another video.
Hit send before I was done 🙄 I’ve had people contact me telling me their prom, party, wedding etc is about a week away & the £3.99 tiara they ordered looks cr** but they think I can fix something made of cast metal and…they expect me to make something like they wanted (usually designer) for the same price. Don’t get me wrong I do give things away and I teach free workshops for good causes, but I can’t stand rude entitled brats…usually the adults. I don’t teach children very often I was a teacher, but I still have friends who do and my partner does, come prom season in the uk I get messages from people saying a child at their school hasn’t got something pretty for their hair or a child is coming with their mum & would like to give her a wrist corsage, no a problem at all. Doesn’t take me long, I have the things I need and I’m happy to do it free to make a child happy 😁 Much like you I get my share of the customers for whom manners don’t come naturally
That dress was a little closer than some, we can give it that. I noticed that the seam that is around the knee on the model was about six inches higher on the young lady. Also the appliques that should have ran from just below the waist and down over the hip were much higher on her. If the proportions were right instead of being for someone a lot shorter it would have looked even better. I was mildly impressed that the skirt actually looked close-ish to the photo, they used enough fabric to get it in the ballpark. A lot of these cheap dress places don't even come close.
That dress wasn't too far off, if you take into account that the photo shot of the dress was highly stylized and arranged. It's probably more a case of expectations gone wrong, not checking the mesh color and of course wondering how in the world you would get the bottom of the dress to stay like in the shot. And here is a serious question: If you wanted that look, how would you achieve it? Underskirts, stiff material, not moving all evening? Any ideas?
I spent over $300 on my mother of the bride dress and then had the shop alter it for maybe $100 more. I had bought a dress 4 months before the wedding but had gained some weight and it couldn’t be let out. Fortunately the shop was able to help me. I could have gotten a dress online but I didn’t want this to happen. I knew that going the route I did was the best decision for me. I’m glad I did so that I had a dress that fit and looked nice for my daughter’s special day. I prefer to go to a local tailor but he wasn’t able to help me because there wasn’t enough fabric to let the dress out or time to find fabric to work magic. He wasn’t offering me that option as you do for your clients. The bridal shop helped me to choose a dress that was actually more flattering and knew exactly what to do to make it look nice.
Frankly, it could've been worse. also, some ppl seem to forget you need a petticoat to achieve flare under many dresses. sometimes you just need to be willing to shell out for an awesome seamstress, or deal with a store that does alterations and fittings.
To be fair, I don't think the original dress would have suited her better, that mesh still looks too light. I would never order such a dress online - not only do you have to perfectly match size and fit, but color as well. Even in the stores, I haven't been able to match the mesh. For my wedding dress, I had it completely removed.
She is lucky the dress was awful! The original one wasn't appropriate for a teen prom dress, just for a red carpet with 3 experts doing in-body altercations and carrying the "victim" in somebody arms after that (like many oscars dresses 😂). The one she managed to get in the end is beeeeeeautiful!!! ❤
Why aren’t her parents teaching her that she’s not likely to get what she was expecting for say $2000, she ordered that at say $200. You get what you pay for, it’s a lesson we all need to heed. If it’s too good to be true it probably it 🤷🏼♀️ Amongst other things I make jewellery and tiaras, if I make 2 almost exact copies of 1 using glass crystal bicones it will look great, but if I use Swarovski brand it can be 10 times the price. An expert could tell the difference, most people can’t. I say almost exact because they’re handmade, I’m not a robot to make exact copies. But people still expect Swarovski beads, not matter how many times I explain it 🙄 they think I’m making more money off it, my labour cost is the same no matter I’m using. Thankfully I work for myself so rude customers aren’t welcome.
I wanted this exact dress that’s $5,000 and then I found the exact same dress for $500. Everything about it is identical, the photos are exactly the same…. But what they send you will never be the same.
Well, I absolutely knew that this would be how it would look, I do not understand what she is crying about. It was easy to see that the color of the back fabric behind the lace would not fit her skin tone, and it is obvious that the skirt would not stay draped on the floor like in the promotion picture. How clueless can people be to be surprised about that? The only thing that was not obvious was that the skirts fabric would be so shiny. 🤷♀
Oh, my heart broke. I have for sure cried like that in my lifetime. Glad she looked so stunning for her prom ❤️❤️❤️ it all works out, doesn't it lmaoooo
I live in a community where there are tons of quinceañeras, and proms and weddings are taken very seriously. If you tour the formal wear shops, the dresses are nice, but the designs are fairly simple and traditional. You can see how making them and customizing them wouldn't be so difficult or time-consuming, and so the prices aren't prohibitive. Anyone who wants a dress that fits like a second skin, the way the advertised design does here, needs to be realistic about how the maker could construct it without you being in the room and enduring a thousand fittings, and even then, it probably would be sewn and pinned onto the model for a show. Nobody should expect to get something for nothing, but why do these sites even pretend to be able to make a dress that looks like anything but a badly homemade Halloween costume?
The dress dont come with the body either. People often order a dress and expect it to fit like "in the picture". Nothibg nowadays are "like in the pictures". Not even the model
Maybe an unpopular opinion but when trying to do affordable dress shopping, your best bet is Amazon. The sellers are often held to certain standards and will face serious consequences from the Amazon team for fraud. From my experience the material quality often is much better than expected and I always try to choose something with reviews that have pictures (even if it's 5 reviews on the item). Plus the dresses are good enough to be easily modified. I had a couple of events back to back for the last few years and I have to say that I haven't really had a terrible experience with any dress I bought off of Amazon.
I love how informational and respectful your videos are but I do have to say that the comments these vids tend to get piss me off so much godbless you for being respectful to your clients and not spouting the same nonsense
I don't get the trend of the skirt bring so long! Like if you hem it it's not going to do that fun ripple at the bottom. It's a design feature but it's not practical. Hem it, get a petticoat and enjoy the floof at the bottom but you're not going to be sweeping the floor with that thing
I don’t see anything wrong with the dress. I think it’s cute. She doesn’t have the body/curves like in the picture. And that’s not a bad thing! She looks great I think.
Actually part of it is her body. She has a tummy, flat bottom and waist line is not small. She is not overweight but not same proportions as dress. FYI stars get their outfits altered to fit THEIR PROPORTIONS.
A child with no worries, crying like that over a prom dress 🙄 Why do my sistas keep buying “flesh colored” mesh? Even for a white person, it’s hard to match skin tone. She wanted “burgundy” like the website dress but the website color was rust or burnt orange. My nieces lost their minds during prom season BUT they knew better than to cry and carry on like that or you can stay home and watch tv with auntie because your wallet didn’t open one time for this shindig. I loved the final dress much better than the website dress.
I dunno, I don't even feel that bad. I mean, people seem to think that by paying beer prices they will get Dom Perignon products. Sorry but that is on you.
It s EXTRA DRAMATIC, ain't that bad. Worse things in life beside a less than perfect prom dress. Wait til ur 30, 40 see then,, she can sell that to someone who s fitting the mesh, dress is WEARABLE.
Did she not notice how the dress fit the mannequin? It's fitted to look good, but not necessarily on an actual person. It is what it is. She looks amazing in her new prom dress.
It's not just fitting the mannequin to look good, that site is 100% using images from another site for a dress They cheaply ripped off the style of (very, very poorly!). It's dishonest sales tactics.
question would that mesh even look good on anyone in the way its being used? is it skin color or would that mesh just not work at all ? ive seen some mesh have the invisible look and it didnt have that color, even for a white person. i feel like it would look bad on everyone. but im not a seamstress, so i dont know. am i wrong ? could that mesh look nice on someone for the invisible look?
it needed to be pulled down. the tight part just above the knees like the pic. that net was the wrong color. i guess it's still one color for everyone in this day and age? come on dress manufacturers!
Omg this poor girl! The entire top has to go, the appliqué looks cheap. And the narrow part of the skirt is just so far off. Her new dress is tops French kiss!
I dont know about anyone else but the crying seemed a little fake to me. Though i do love the prom dress she got to replace that one which I wouldn't be surprised if you'd see something like that on the red carpet.
Those fake prom dress sites are out there straight up exploiting kids. It makes me so glad my prom era was way back in the time before online shopping. I was definitely sheltered enough back then to fall for something like this. 😬
Idk why people even bother ordering from these sites anymore
Right? We've had plenty of warning at this point. There's just no reason to not know this will be the result!
Unless she the teenager saw it online for like 50 bucks or whatever she had saved up, and ordered it without telling her parent(s). Teenagers do crazy things...says the girl who bought cheap hair dye without telling anyone to "go blonde" and ended up with patches of pink hair. (See, that's how I know teenagers do dumb stuff.).
@@annainspain5176 these are indeed facts lol
To keep us entertained and to keep Monde Thread in business 😂😂😂😂
A lot of these people are young and/or have just never actually spent money properly buying clothes. They're not actively looking at content creators like Monde, who repetitively teaches us why you need to pay for quality.
It doesn't help that nowadays paying more =/= better quality, a lot of the ridiculously popular brands that market themselves hard overcharge for what they produce. It's probably more common for them to have over-payed for something, and decided "well if spending more doesn't yield me better quality, I might as well keep buying from Shein/Temu."
Which results with them surrounding theirselves in cheap cheap clothing. Flimsy materials, poor stitches, no skill behind it. They have no way to actually assess quality, because they've never actually compared between a properly made 20$ shirt and the bad 5$ ones they get from the mail.
They normalize the cost of 5$, they're incapable of the logical conclusion that it makes no sense for a shirt to be 5$. So when teenage girls actually go shopping for clothes, for dresses, something that actually requires great skill to make, the first thing they'll end up considering is the price. And if a shirt costs 5$, then a dress costing 300$ seems like the epitome of big spending to them. They directly correlate cost for result, but not understanding that the cost of actual craftsmanship is way above their paygrade & that what they're paying for clothes normally is not normal.
I mean, the dress she got was closer to the original than some, but still...
And the one in her prom photo was gorgeous!
she has a model type body...she made even dress ugly look good. The good dress...wowza.
The skirt fits her very well and the color is very pretty, the problem is the top
The dress she ended up wearing seemed more appropriate for a school prom and suited her. I hope she learned a lesson about if it's too good to be true, it usually is. And I'm glad her prom wasn't ruined.
That one looked very expensive too… is this jsut a skit
Even if she had gotten the exact dress she wanted, she couldn't have danced in it. No one goes to prom to stand around like an art piece. Nope! She was better off without that dress. Her new one looked fabulous and I'll bet she danced every dance!
Great point -- the difference in the skirt she got and the one she ordered was that the one she got, she could dance in. And, unfortunately, the "illusion" in the dress is the color shown in the ad -- but the girl's skin isn't the same color. I'm very, very white, and I can't wear dresses with illusion because it's always darker than my skin.
I also want to point out that even if the price seems to reflect the value of the dress, it could still be a scam. There is a video i saw where a woman ordered something for close to $1,000 and it seemed like it would be right, but nope! It was a scam. So you aren't automatically safe just because the price is expensive or seems to match the product. Please be careful
The young lady's replacement dress was beautiful! So glad her prom wasn't ruined.😊
Tbh it doesnt look bad like some of the dresses we see here. Even with the mesh change and adding some horsehair to hem will fix a lot
You just described another dress 😂
@@DanielaDurgova I am just saying quality is not too bad compared to some dresses shown here
@@shmwmlam3953 I can see is just as awful and looks nothing like the original, if you change the mesh it will be another dress already, and adding the horsehair won't save it because this satin is very poor quality and the flaring of the skirt is too high.
@DanielaDurgova it's not even satin! It's acetate lining fabric, like they put in the pockets of nice coats or suit jackets
@@slbarbieri1725 yep awful fabric, you can see by the way it floats..
I’m so glad she found a gorgeous dress she looks happy in!
Great argument for shopping in a brick and mortar store. Getting burned happens all over the place online. It's really sad that there is no policing even on Amazon.
My professional opinion matched yours. Only salvageable thing was the skirt fabric.
This👆! Even if the store doesn't have exactly what you like and you end up ordering online, you at least know what realistic prices for a well-made dress look like. Anything more than 20% cheaper than that is most likely a scam. If you're set on a specific brand/designer, shop directly with them. If they're out of your budget, try a trift-store or reputable re-seller. Otherwise adjust your expectations.
I work too hard for my penny’s to allow these scammers to rip me off, often with no recourse. I would go to a brick & mortar store or the sites she has suggested in another video.
Very kind of you to warn people about this particular site! 👍 Love your videos...
Hit send before I was done 🙄
I’ve had people contact me telling me their prom, party, wedding etc is about a week away & the £3.99 tiara they ordered looks cr** but they think I can fix something made of cast metal and…they expect me to make something like they wanted (usually designer) for the same price. Don’t get me wrong I do give things away and I teach free workshops for good causes, but I can’t stand rude entitled brats…usually the adults. I don’t teach children very often I was a teacher, but I still have friends who do and my partner does, come prom season in the uk I get messages from people saying a child at their school hasn’t got something pretty for their hair or a child is coming with their mum & would like to give her a wrist corsage, no a problem at all. Doesn’t take me long, I have the things I need and I’m happy to do it free to make a child happy 😁
Much like you I get my share of the customers for whom manners don’t come naturally
I like that you were laughing during her over-the-top crying fit.
I am so glad that when I was finishing high school in the 90's we still had brick and mortar shops to look at for our prom equivalent dance.
My Drama Queen BS meter sounded off while watching her "breakdown", but thanks for the warning though!
Yeah she seems so spoiled and childish. Ridiculous selfish society we live in. Who gives a fuck about prom
That dress she wore to her prom, was gorgeous
She probably didn’t let her mom in on it the first time around because that looks like a parent to the rescue dress 😊 classic and doesn’t look cheap.
thanks mom 😂
That dress was a little closer than some, we can give it that. I noticed that the seam that is around the knee on the model was about six inches higher on the young lady. Also the appliques that should have ran from just below the waist and down over the hip were much higher on her. If the proportions were right instead of being for someone a lot shorter it would have looked even better.
I was mildly impressed that the skirt actually looked close-ish to the photo, they used enough fabric to get it in the ballpark. A lot of these cheap dress places don't even come close.
Girl doesn't know what the burgundy colour looks like 🤔 I wouldn't expect her to be a dress shopping expert.😂
I thought that. The dress she got was closer to burgundy than the burnt orange colour on the original image.
She said she wanted that dress in a burgundy color if were listening
Her lilac dress was much better. Burgundy is spring was a bad idea from jump
OK I get she's brokenhearted, but who would film themselves open-mouth sobbing and scream crying and then post it online for everyone to see?
A teenager 😅
That's probably how she got that beautiful replacement dress lolol!
Get familiar with Gen Z and Gen Alpha. They film everything.
what’s wrong with that anyway. she’s okay with her emotions
A teenage girl!
Very sad, but what is even sadder is these ladies keep buying dresses sight unseen and expecting a miracle. The old saying, “Let the buyer beware”.
her new dress. 100/100 that color is goregoeous. it looks fabulous on her. i wonder where she got the new dress from because amazing.
LORD IF THATS THE CASE I WOULD WANT YOU TO MAKE MY DRESS FROM SCRATCH BECAUSE YOU DO A BEAUTIFUL JOB🎉❤
She got the picture though! I mean…. It looks like the picture… mess and all….
Agree, the mesh matched the mannequin. Probably should check if it comes in a darker skin tone next time?
Exactly! I was expecting her to get a completely different dress, but nope
That dress wasn't too far off, if you take into account that the photo shot of the dress was highly stylized and arranged. It's probably more a case of expectations gone wrong, not checking the mesh color and of course wondering how in the world you would get the bottom of the dress to stay like in the shot. And here is a serious question: If you wanted that look, how would you achieve it? Underskirts, stiff material, not moving all evening? Any ideas?
Agree, the mesh was beige on the original dress as well. The exact copy would have looked bas as well
I spent over $300 on my mother of the bride dress and then had the shop alter it for maybe $100 more. I had bought a dress 4 months before the wedding but had gained some weight and it couldn’t be let out. Fortunately the shop was able to help me. I could have gotten a dress online but I didn’t want this to happen. I knew that going the route I did was the best decision for me. I’m glad I did so that I had a dress that fit and looked nice for my daughter’s special day. I prefer to go to a local tailor but he wasn’t able to help me because there wasn’t enough fabric to let the dress out or time to find fabric to work magic. He wasn’t offering me that option as you do for your clients. The bridal shop helped me to choose a dress that was actually more flattering and knew exactly what to do to make it look nice.
Frankly, it could've been worse. also, some ppl seem to forget you need a petticoat to achieve flare under many dresses. sometimes you just need to be willing to shell out for an awesome seamstress, or deal with a store that does alterations and fittings.
She lucked out that she ended up with a far more beautiful and appropriate dress in the end.
What is sad is that people work hard, in bad conditions and for low wages to make all this crap the gets thrown away.
I would turn the dress into a skirt and ask her to find a glitter gold top to go with it. It’s the cheapest way to salvage it
omg just so funny, thank you. I love these what i ordered what i received clips...
To be fair, I don't think the original dress would have suited her better, that mesh still looks too light. I would never order such a dress online - not only do you have to perfectly match size and fit, but color as well. Even in the stores, I haven't been able to match the mesh. For my wedding dress, I had it completely removed.
When are they going to learn that it’s best to shop for some things in person . Lawd 😅😅
Most of these women are picturing themselves like the model in the picture. Stop!
I just love watching your videos!!!
She looked stunning in her dress.
crying on the internet for the likes? or to garner sympathy and get donations for a new dress? am i the only one tired of these shenanigans?
I will never understand filming yourself crying and then POSTING it. Social media is ridiculous.
She is lucky the dress was awful! The original one wasn't appropriate for a teen prom dress, just for a red carpet with 3 experts doing in-body altercations and carrying the "victim" in somebody arms after that (like many oscars dresses 😂). The one she managed to get in the end is beeeeeeautiful!!! ❤
Thats not a bad affordable knock off tho.
Itself a GOOD one, either! 😂Not the worst I've seen, but so far from the original.
Thank you for showing the happy ending!!
Her prom dress was beautiful !❤
In a pinch, it could have been somewhat saved by removing that long sleeve, but the illusion mesh being the wrong color is really a deal breaker.
How did she expect to dance in that first one? It's beautiful, but it looks like hell to walk or do ANYTHING in
Why aren’t her parents teaching her that she’s not likely to get what she was expecting for say $2000, she ordered that at say $200. You get what you pay for, it’s a lesson we all need to heed. If it’s too good to be true it probably it 🤷🏼♀️
Amongst other things I make jewellery and tiaras, if I make 2 almost exact copies of 1 using glass crystal bicones it will look great, but if I use Swarovski brand it can be 10 times the price. An expert could tell the difference, most people can’t.
I say almost exact because they’re handmade, I’m not a robot to make exact copies.
But people still expect Swarovski beads, not matter how many times I explain it 🙄 they think I’m making more money off it, my labour cost is the same no matter I’m using. Thankfully I work for myself so rude customers aren’t welcome.
That 1st dress was a hot mess.
I wanted this exact dress that’s $5,000 and then I found the exact same dress for $500. Everything about it is identical, the photos are exactly the same…. But what they send you will never be the same.
Poor Baby! I remember how much going to the prom meant when I was in HS. 💞💕
She looks beautiful in pink! Glad everything worked out!
She is a stunning girl, no matter what she wears she would be gorgeous.
Well, I absolutely knew that this would be how it would look, I do not understand what she is crying about. It was easy to see that the color of the back fabric behind the lace would not fit her skin tone, and it is obvious that the skirt would not stay draped on the floor like in the promotion picture. How clueless can people be to be surprised about that?
The only thing that was not obvious was that the skirts fabric would be so shiny. 🤷♀
The dress is still beautiful though. If I was doing the seaming I'd change the mesh shade and take in the sleeve.
Not everyone is that stupid. I believe a lot of women order these dresses to try😅 to go viral 😂 on social media.
Oh, my heart broke. I have for sure cried like that in my lifetime.
Glad she looked so stunning for her prom ❤️❤️❤️ it all works out, doesn't it lmaoooo
My question is, when are people going to learn?
The drama. People continuing to purchase from these sites, does provide you with interesting content 😜
I live in a community where there are tons of quinceañeras, and proms and weddings are taken very seriously. If you tour the formal wear shops, the dresses are nice, but the designs are fairly simple and traditional. You can see how making them and customizing them wouldn't be so difficult or time-consuming, and so the prices aren't prohibitive. Anyone who wants a dress that fits like a second skin, the way the advertised design does here, needs to be realistic about how the maker could construct it without you being in the room and enduring a thousand fittings, and even then, it probably would be sewn and pinned onto the model for a show. Nobody should expect to get something for nothing, but why do these sites even pretend to be able to make a dress that looks like anything but a badly homemade Halloween costume?
This is why my daughter goes to Macys and David’s bridal for prom gowns
The old adage: Champagne desires on a beer budget.
At least it fits.
If your skin is a lot darker than the model, how do you expect nude colored fabric to match you?
The dress dont come with the body either. People often order a dress and expect it to fit like "in the picture". Nothibg nowadays are "like in the pictures". Not even the model
I mean…it fits
Maybe an unpopular opinion but when trying to do affordable dress shopping, your best bet is Amazon. The sellers are often held to certain standards and will face serious consequences from the Amazon team for fraud. From my experience the material quality often is much better than expected and I always try to choose something with reviews that have pictures (even if it's 5 reviews on the item). Plus the dresses are good enough to be easily modified. I had a couple of events back to back for the last few years and I have to say that I haven't really had a terrible experience with any dress I bought off of Amazon.
I love how informational and respectful your videos are but I do have to say that the comments these vids tend to get piss me off so much godbless you for being respectful to your clients and not spouting the same nonsense
I don't get the trend of the skirt bring so long! Like if you hem it it's not going to do that fun ripple at the bottom. It's a design feature but it's not practical. Hem it, get a petticoat and enjoy the floof at the bottom but you're not going to be sweeping the floor with that thing
I don’t see anything wrong with the dress. I think it’s cute. She doesn’t have the body/curves like in the picture. And that’s not a bad thing! She looks great I think.
Actually part of it is her body. She has a tummy, flat bottom and waist line is not small. She is not overweight but not same proportions as dress. FYI stars get their outfits altered to fit THEIR PROPORTIONS.
A child with no worries, crying like that over a prom dress 🙄 Why do my sistas keep buying “flesh colored” mesh? Even for a white person, it’s hard to match skin tone. She wanted “burgundy” like the website dress but the website color was rust or burnt orange. My nieces lost their minds during prom season BUT they knew better than to cry and carry on like that or you can stay home and watch tv with auntie because your wallet didn’t open one time for this shindig.
I loved the final dress much better than the website dress.
And then there’s me who,got a nice prom dress in person AND for FREE.Im def gonna get a few alterations done tho.
unless you have that ultra curvy fit physique the dress is never going to look that good on you no matter the quality.
The dress does not look that bad on her at all...I mean it's a high school prom, not the Met gala.
I feel bad, but its from a bad website. The new dress is beautiful though
I dunno, I don't even feel that bad. I mean, people seem to think that by paying beer prices they will get Dom Perignon products. Sorry but that is on you.
That dress was not that bad though.
It s EXTRA DRAMATIC, ain't that bad.
Worse things in life beside a less than perfect prom dress. Wait til ur 30, 40 see then,, she can sell that to someone who s fitting the mesh, dress is WEARABLE.
She must have ordered from the Gordon Gartell women's collection 😂
That's a Denise huxtable Gordon gartrell knockoff 😂
Poor Theo!😂
Ela deveria enviar o vestido pra você consertar, fiquei na expectativa de ver consertado.
Caveat emptor - it's an ancient Latin phrase. Let the buyer beware.
Did she not notice how the dress fit the mannequin? It's fitted to look good, but not necessarily on an actual person. It is what it is. She looks amazing in her new prom dress.
It's not just fitting the mannequin to look good, that site is 100% using images from another site for a dress They cheaply ripped off the style of (very, very poorly!). It's dishonest sales tactics.
Yeah, Not only that, I was wondering how she planned to dance (or even walk) in the initial dress.
a) expecting the illusion mesh to be her shade was unfortunately more than a little optimistic
b) the booty doesnt come with the dress
Why do people even order from websites like this….
It's only a dress!!!
question would that mesh even look good on anyone in the way its being used? is it skin color or would that mesh just not work at all ? ive seen some mesh have the invisible look and it didnt have that color, even for a white person. i feel like it would look bad on everyone. but im not a seamstress, so i dont know. am i wrong ? could that mesh look nice on someone for the invisible look?
Babes nooo 😂
Poor baby. She still looke beautiful.
I don’t even feel sorry for them at this point.
it needed to be pulled down. the tight part just above the knees like the pic. that net was the wrong color. i guess it's still one color for everyone in this day and age? come on dress manufacturers!
That's it, isn't it. If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
I honestly think the dress is the same, she just doesn’t have the same body.
Neither of those dresses was burgundy though
I think the dress is a Tania Casini custom dress...
It wasn’t that bad. She just needs to get a mesh that matches her skin.
Omg this poor girl! The entire top has to go, the appliqué looks cheap. And the narrow part of the skirt is just so far off. Her new dress is tops French kiss!
Girl get over it! Or stop buying knockoff designer dresses. Like everybody said, it could’ve been much worst
Why do people keep ordering clothes too small for them?
I don't understand how they are so gullible.
When will they learn😢
I dont know about anyone else but the crying seemed a little fake to me. Though i do love the prom dress she got to replace that one which I wouldn't be surprised if you'd see something like that on the red carpet.
Those fake prom dress sites are out there straight up exploiting kids. It makes me so glad my prom era was way back in the time before online shopping. I was definitely sheltered enough back then to fall for something like this. 😬