I'm pretty sure they do it to make you feel like shit so you'll spend more money in a frantic attempt to make it all ok.
That didn't work on me but combined with some very rude sales people, it did make me sort of homicidal.
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I'm pretty sure they do it to make you feel like shit so you'll spend more money in a frantic attempt to make it all ok.
That didn't work on me but combined with some very rude sales people, it did make me sort of homicidal.
Why the hell would they do that?
I kinda wonder if they just didn't go for the sizing fluidity that most clothes have. Not that it makes shopping fun.
Honestly? I think the bridal industry never changed with the rest of the ready-to-wear sizing. It seems like they are still sizing according to the measurements that originated ... well, I don't know when. A long time ago. Yore. It was in the Days of Yore that the sizes originated. And through evolution, it has become the days of Yore never gonna fit into a 12 again.
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I kinda wonder if they just didn't go for the sizing fluidity that most clothes have.
ISTR that the way sizes have changed over time, bridal sizes could just have not changed from some point in the past. In general, the more you pay for something the more generous the sizing, and it's strange that bridal clothing is the opposite. Strange and irritating.
Gold, not white, but size 16 and incredibly pretty: [link]
Very pretty, has a shrug and the picture shows it being actually worn by an actual human woman: [link]
Huh, historical trends in women's sizing x-post. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
Straps, sleeves, what's your preference?
Not strapless or spaghetti straps, either sleeveless or some sort of short/ 3/4 sleeves.
And I may be leaning toward silver, but definitely not gold.
I'm possibly just to opinionated.
Here's a custom sized that sounds like it would get to you in time: [link]