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4 comments:
That's pretty cool. It's nice to have things affordable.
I actually had read that earlier in the Wall Street Journal... pretty interesting stuff! I would totally look for a fancy dress (but not wedding... since I am already married...) at Target.
I agree it's cool that they're so affordable. But wow! Wouldn't that be the dress trying on and buying experience every girl dreams of.....
I don't know-my dress buying experience wasn't one from the movies either! I bought my wedding dress online!! :) I ordered three from beautifullymodest.com after a long and fruitless search through the stores in Minneapolis. I had a very helpful sales lady who helped me over the phone to talk through which styles looked better on my size (not skinny and not flat chested) I had one weekend to try them on, decide which one and send the other two back! I was lucky and LOVED one of the ones I had chosen!
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