L’Agence Jodie dress Courtesy of L’Agence Whether it’s a blazing hot day or a breezy one, there’s one item that will get you through the entire summer: A dress. No matter if you prefer mini or maxi, neutral or poppy prints, the perfect summer dress exists for everyone. “Those essential, elevated pieces are a must-have in her wardrobe to take her from day to night,” says Tara Rudes Dann, Fashion Director of L’Agence. One of the best things about a summer dress is it’s one simple piece and you’re done—all you need are accessories to complete the look, which can take dresses in any direction for every occasion. “It’s effortless…
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Woman Furious MIL Wore Her Wedding Dress to Baby Shower
A woman is furious after photos revealed her mother-in-law borrowed her wedding gown to wear to her surprise baby shower. Family drama is swirling, and the woman has turned to Reddit for advice. In her post on Reddit‘s popular AITA thread, the woman asks, “AITA for freaking out at MIL for wearing my wedding dress?” She explains that her mother-in-law was told she couldn’t have more children and was surprised to learn that she was pregnant again. According to the woman, her mother-in-law hasn’t exactly been kind about the news. Instead, she is “being rude about it and acting like it is a do-over baby and acting like my husband…
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Local woman gets donated space for her prom dresses | Top Stories
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – In 2004, Judy Wolff began the Beautiful Butterfly Project Prom to help those who can’t afford a dress for that special dance. “I started with one rack and then people started hearing that I was giving dresses to girls that needed them,” Wolff explained. “And then the people were seeing and hearing that I was taking donations and it just grew and grew and grew.” And now, Judy’s inventory reaches almost three-thousand dresses and the donations don’t seem to be slowing down. For Alethia Kenworthy, being able to find an affordable dress is something the whole community needs and having a resource like Judy’s collection…
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Woman tries on clothes grandmother wore on honeymoon and then packed away in suitcase 70 years earlier
A woman has tried on the outfits that her grandmother wore on her honeymoon in 1952, after opening up the suitcase that contained the clothes for the first time in nearly 70 years. Maddy Bill, who goes by the username @maddy_bill on TikTok, shared the green suitcase with her followers in a video posted in March, in which the TikToker explained that her grandmother had kept her honeymoon wardrobe in the suitcase “to this day”. “My grandmother kept all her honeymoon clothes in this suitcase to this day. Opening it up 70 years later,” she wrote in a text caption on the video, as she held the leather travelling case…
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Woman Planning to Spend $18 on Wedding Gift for Best Friend Backed Online
The internet has backed a woman who is planning on spending £15 ($18) on her best friend’s wedding gifts In the post shared on the online forum Mumsnet, user CheapOrNot explained why she was getting such a cheap gift for her friend’s wedding, and has gone on to receive dozens of responses. The user said: “It’s an ornament that I know she and her husband to be (HTB) will absolutely love but it’s end of line so heavily discounted down to £15 (usually around £45 ($55)). “This is my best friend in the whole world, I mean the person who’s been by my side for the worst things in the…
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Fashion Struggles of Being a Plus-Sized Woman in Egypt
Fashion Struggles of Being a Plus-Sized Woman in Egypt Plus-size bloggers in the Middle EastPhoto via Twitter Attempting to lock in a soirée dress for her upcoming event, Omnia Medhat ventured into a shop belonging to a chain specializing in fancy evening dresses. After picking a few dresses that she liked, she asked the shop clerk for a size 16. As Medhat began to try the dresses on, she realized none of them fit her. Between giving in to a mental breakdown and questioning whether she recently gained weight, Medhat decided to innocently ask the woman if these had been size 16 as she had requested. Following which, the…
