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No. 76191
I like the first one. The third one does look more formal, but like
>>76183 said, it would look much better if it was a bit cinched at the waist because right now it makes you look auntish.
No. 76229
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>>76220A nice formal dress..
Formal doesn’t mean matronly. There’s thousands of gowns out there anon.
No. 76233
>>76231The dresses themselves are vastly different than OP's and it has nothing to do with the body type.
The point being that pencil dresses and jumpsuits with muted colors/blacks tend to be clothing items worn by mature women to formal events.
Whereas a-lines and dresses that have a bit of flare are usually the popular picks since they're catchy and attractive on the figure.
Tbh 2 and 3 look like bridesmaid dresses a bridezilla makes her friends wear.
No. 76239
>>76233Exactly the point I was trying to make.
OPs body is hardly an issue here, she’s y’all and slim, just about everything will suit her figure.
I posted dresses that are very different in cut and contour. All of them are modest and the range would suit a wide variety of body shapes. The difference is they aren’t smocks or a jumpsuit.
The pink would look nice if it wasn’t so smothered in frills and drapes, and the third dress would look nice with a less body shaped top half or even just shorter sleeves.
No. 76248
>>76243Tbh none of these look like prom worthy outfits. You should really aim to make a statement at prom, and I agree with other anons that the third dress (best of the bunch) does look old.
The first, second, forth and fifth dress of
>>76229 look way more appropriate for a prom.
No. 76270
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>>76243yeah, none of these are prom-y. the first one might be a special event like a night out– but definitely not prom–, second one is a dated bridesmaid dress, third is mother of the bride. third one would be your best bet, but it's still extremely old and unfortunate looking. pic related is also a mother of the bride dress so you can see the similarities.
No. 76272
>>76178hey promanon!!
check out modcloth, i got my wedding dress from them for only $50 (it was on super sale) and they tend to have a lot of sales. they're mainly vintage but have a few more modern looking gowns as well.
check their ''special occasion dresses'', i feel bad linking here since it's a imageboard but
https://www.modcloth.com/shop/special-occasion-dressesyou have a lovely shape so i don't doubt that you'll find something that fits perfectly!!
(also check out macy's if you're near one, i got my prom dress off their rack from the year before and it was gorgeous AND cheap.)
No. 76294
>>76289I'm down for the black jumpsuit as well, especially for prom. It's cute and looks comfortable. Not a fan of the belt, but that's kind of nit-picky.
>>76248I don't agree with this, I think it's "prom-worthy". A girl wore something similar to my senior prom anyway.
No. 76352
>>76178I actually like the pink most of these 3. Yes, it does give "Indian" vibes, but so what. It looks soft and feminine compared to the others.
1 and 3 look dated to me, but maybe its in style where you live.
No matter what you choose OP, just go and enjoy yourself. :)