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I concur plain is not how i saw this.  I don't think most people need all the lace, bedazzled big pseudo princess dressed.  The dess should complement you and i like number 1 myself
 

Originally Posted by torilynnsmith View Post


I don't think they are plain at all, I think the details are subtle but lovely and that's what makes the dress so nice! I am all about the "plain" dresses too, I am not one for "bling" beading, sparkle or anything like that, I don't want the dress to wear me, I want to wear the dress.  I think dress one is definitely the way to go and a red shoe sounds like the perfect pop of colour!!!!



 



 

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Dress #1!!!!

Originally Posted by vbbbtk View Post

Ok so I am really considering ordering a dress online.  The problem is there are 2 dresses I currently like and I have not been able to locate either of them in the store to try on.  I do know that I want sweetheart neckline, I really like the laceup back, asymetrical dropped waist looks the best on me.  So here are the 2 dresses I am not trying to decide between  I am not a real big fan of the shiny material so dress 2 I would think of trying to order it in a chiffon instead... what do you think?

 

Clarice1.pngClarice2.png and Dress #2

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These dresses are not plain, they are classic, there is a difference.  Sometimes less is more and sometimes more is just bloody more.  You will look stunning in either of these and I also think when you look back at your photos in 10 or 20 years time, you will not cringe as they are timeless.  Saying that, everyone is entitled to an opinion.
 

Originally Posted by vbbbtk View Post

Prettypigpig

 

Yes they are pretty plain but I am a plain jane type of girl..  I'm a farm girl and I don't do alot of bows and frilly, sparkly things!  I do love a sexy red high heel though!  wink.gif



 

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So well put Brit, Classic is totally the right word!!!!! Vbbtk, embrace your gorgeous dress and go with your gut!!!

Originally Posted by brit canuck View Post

These dresses are not plain, they are classic, there is a difference.  Sometimes less is more and sometimes more is just bloody more.  You will look stunning in either of these and I also think when you look back at your photos in 10 or 20 years time, you will not cringe as they are timeless.  Saying that, everyone is entitled to an opinion.
 



 



 

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I agree...plain is still better than diaper/kidney bags dress or super beached whales.  If you can jazz it up with some nice red shoes and vintage headpieces, it will look very nice.  I am not a bling bling girl, I don't wear any bling except my engagement (which is a mega bling on my tiny finger) on a daily basis, so I prefer a classic lace dress, flowy and romantic.  Again, I am very opinionate in general.

Maybe try on different styles before ordering it, so you are 100% sure about what you want.  I used to want a silk chiffon dress, and I ended up with anything else...EXCEPT silk chiffon.

One thing  about those corset back dresses, make sure it is not too low..or else..you won't able to sit comfortably.

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torilynnsmith,

 

Thank you! 
 

Originally Posted by torilynnsmith View Post


I don't think they are plain at all, I think the details are subtle but lovely and that's what makes the dress so nice! I am all about the "plain" dresses too, I am not one for "bling" beading, sparkle or anything like that, I don't want the dress to wear me, I want to wear the dress.  I think dress one is definitely the way to go and a red shoe sounds like the perfect pop of colour!!!!



 



 

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Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments!  cheer2.gif such a great cheering squad on here!  I am trying to find the actual dress in store to try on just to make sure but am not having much luck.  sad.gif  I have tried on quite a few dresses, I have a couple I like but just not really sold quite yet.  With the trying on I have been able to narrow things down quite a bit which brought me to these 2 dresses and thanks to everyones comments I am thinking of taking a gamble and just ordering dress 1..  I do have time before my wedding day so I could always order another if I had to.  prettypigpig hopefully I don't end up with as many as you but you have invaluable information from all your experience and beautiful dresses too!

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Originally Posted by vbbbtk View Post

 

Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments!  cheer2.gif such a great cheering squad on here!  I am trying to find the actual dress in store to try on just to make sure but am not having much luck.  sad.gif  I have tried on quite a few dresses, I have a couple I like but just not really sold quite yet.  With the trying on I have been able to narrow things down quite a bit which brought me to these 2 dresses and thanks to everyones comments I am thinking of taking a gamble and just ordering dress 1..  I do have time before my wedding day so I could always order another if I had to.  prettypigpig hopefully I don't end up with as many as you but you have invaluable information from all your experience and beautiful dresses too!

 

Don't try on the original unless you are prepared to be disappointed when you receive the knock off.

 

There will be differences that can make or break the dress. Try on similar fabrics and styles.

 

The first dress is definitely nicer. I would also try to find a close up picture of the bodice so that they have a better idea what to duplicate. And include the measurement of the length of the corset. Like prettypigpig said, you don't want it to be too low.

 

 

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This is interesting information.... I have been considering getting my dress replicated, there are a few changes I would like to make and have tried on the original.... I am curious to know if other brides who have gone the "knock-off" "replica" route tried their dress on before hand and how they felt the replica compared.....

 

Now I am second guessing myself..... haven't ordered yet though so still time to change my mind!

Originally Posted by mochamakes3 View Post



 

Don't try on the original unless you are prepared to be disappointed when you receive the knock off.

 

There will be differences that can make or break the dress. Try on similar fabrics and styles.

 

The first dress is definitely nicer. I would also try to find a close up picture of the bodice so that they have a better idea what to duplicate. And include the measurement of the length of the corset. Like prettypigpig said, you don't want it to be too low.
 

 



 

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I think it depends on several different factors.  I sent the pics in and asked them to change the neckline of my dress and it actually came out better than what I had tried on.  Then again, I had only tried on about 6 dresses.  I was beyond pleased with my dress from Gianinar.

 

Originally Posted by torilynnsmith View Post


This is interesting information.... I have been considering getting my dress replicated, there are a few changes I would like to make and have tried on the original.... I am curious to know if other brides who have gone the "knock-off" "replica" route tried their dress on before hand and how they felt the replica compared.....

 

Now I am second guessing myself..... haven't ordered yet though so still time to change my mind!



 



 

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