I love this dress

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by Wynter on Monday, July 6, 2015 and has 14 replies.

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Posted by Binota
The fug? For only $ 3600 of that plain dress? Did they put gold in it? Or did they have some special armor for protection in it? Or something unusual speed with hidden gadget in it?! Or that military material?

What kind of dress that would go for $ 3600,-?!

There are people out there 100 time wealthier than us.

Isn't it reassuring that they also "have to" buy such 100 time overpriced items...? Items not necessarily more flattering than ours?

I feel like justice has been done ๐Ÿ˜„!

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For protection, wear a condom in a secret pocket ๐Ÿ˜‰.

For those who buy it, it's just an ordinary priced item. It's like me spending ??79 on a dress.

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Posted by starlover
wynter, that is curtain material ๐Ÿ˜›

seriously though girl, buy your own fabric and get one made......you could get it done for a fraction of the price

I actually have some bed sheets that look close to that fabric, but not taffeta tho

My attention span is too short to wait for a dress ๐Ÿ˜„

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Posted by seraph
I don't know about that dress (Lol), but well-made clothing is often expensive, and you get what you pay for.

There are off the rack dress shirts that retail for $ 600 and upwards apiece, and even after years and years of wear and tear they'll still look and feel like new, provided they've been treated with a modicum of care. The stitching will remain precise and taut, and the folds will remain crisp and without any wear or fading.

Sometimes clothing that looks a bit on the ordinary side at first blush will reveal itself to be very well made on closer inspection.

For all that moolah I hope the dress will last a few wearings ๐Ÿ˜› Looking at that vid it seems the tailor was using plenty of lining and piping or whatever, I wonder if they will guarantee a refit of any loose threads tho