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Dear Confashion: Find Me a Dress!


A friend of mine needed some help in finding the perfect wedding-guest-dress. So after researching the one-stop shop for online luxury, aka net-a-porter, I have picked my current three favourites, From left to right:


iconWhat is your favourite party/cocktail dress of the season?

Comments

Anonymous said…
Those dresses are beautiful,but for a wedding in kuwait, arent they a bit plain?
Confashion said…
Anonymous
I think a lot of number of people who get invited to weddings in Kuwait stopped looking for over the top gowns and dresses, they look for something simple and chic and the same time, especially this season where looking minimalist is all the rage thanks to Celine and Chloe. Plus the make up for that full-on simplicity with OTT and statement making jewellery. Unless you're a close relative of the hosted wedding/party, then only you'd probably want an OTT gown. :)
lalu said…
My favorite is the Gucci dress. It's plain yet has a kind of edge to it.
Anonymous said…
Well, I personally don't think I would end up spending THAT much money on a dress to attend a wedding of an individual I hardly even know. Unless you have deep pockets, then that's a different story. I think for a middle class individual such as myself it would be more REALISTIC for me to go to BCBG or somewhere similar to purchase a nice dress. Like you said, it if it were the wedding of a relative, then investing a high amount of money on a dress would make sense, but not for just "another" wedding. It just doesn't make sense to invest that kind of money on one of those high end designer dresses.
Anonymous said…
i'll go for the Vionnet Ruched silk dress but definitely i'll wear it without the boots :p
yellow group said…
Oscar de la renta http://www.net-a-porter.com/product/100053 amaaaazing dress and simple
noori said…
Well I think the perfect dress would be
http://www.net-a-porter.com/product/94286
Vionnet roched crepe &silk dress .. It's feminine , elegant and simple .. gorgeous 

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