A stunning cocktail dress that will have everyone thinking you spent a fortune on it, when in actuality, you left ample amounts of funds left in your budget for your other bridesmaid expenses (shoes, accessories, hair, makeup, nails — it all adds up!).
A sleeveless maxi dress for those hot summer days where wearing a heavy bridesmaid's dress just isn't an option.
A lace maxi dress, because, really, what's better than a flowing dress that feels cozy and makes it look like you're about to attend a rose garden ceremony?
A cap-sleeve lace trim dress to spruce up Bridgerton-inspired wedding theme, lace and all.
A flowy, sleeveless column dress that'll win a standing ovation from the entire guest list.
An off-the-shoulder side split maxi dress that flows in the fall breeze. Plus, this dress has pockets, perfect for those moments where you just don't know what to do with your hands.
A backless dress with adjustable spaghetti straps – it has a length perfect for beachside weddings, because when you're walking down the aisle, the last thing you want to do is trip on a floor-length gown while walking in the sand.
A high-neck body con with a ruffled slit that SCREAMS "I-need-to-dance-the-night-away-right-now." 'Tis the ~wedding~ season for endless dancing, anyway.
A maxi cocktail dress for those looking for thicker straps in a dress while still looking super chic at a black-tie wedding event.
A satin backless dress with a slit, in case you'd prefer your bridesmaid's look like absolute QUEENS while they're walking down the aisle in front of you.
An off-the-shoulder pleated maxi dress that'll be a show-stopper right before everyone's jaws drop at how beautiful the bride's wedding dress is.
A tulle gown because who said that flowers are reserved strictly for the floral arrangements at a wedding? (I say the more flowers, the better.)
A flowing ball gown that has some serious Disney-princess-all-grown-up vibes.
A lace gown to add an elegant touch to your fancy-shmancy wedding day.
A halter chiffon dress with a flowing skirt that will allow the cool summer breeze to hit your arms during the ceremony, and will give you optimal mobility as you dance your tush off at the reception.
A floor-length dress equipped with a deep v-neckline and a leg slit to give a bit of a sexy oomph to your 'fit, all without ever upstaging the bride on their wedding day! (Don't do that...don't be the person who tries to upstage the bride.)
A flowing halter top dress that is basically like the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants of bridesmaids dresses: it looks great on virtually everyone, plus, it works for any wedding during any season.
A sequined floor-length dress, just in case your wedding's theme is GLAM TO THE EXTREME.
An A-line dress with romantic sheer sleeves to wear to a wedding reception that requires more modest garbs, while still maintaining a level of style that can only be described as ~le chic.~
A glittery dress to deliver a new type of wedding drama to the evening.
A single shoulder evening gown so that you can show off your shimmy skills on the dancefloor while still looking très élégant. (I said that in French, so you KNOW I'm being serious.)
A gown with a crisscross neckline to add a bit of a Grecian goddess flair to the wedding day (without having bridesmaids dress in white!).
A ruched bodice A-line dress with a corset-style bowtie in the back to ensure that this dress hugs you perfectly without ever being uncomfortable.
A V-neck wrap dress with an empire waist, in the event that the look you're going for is ethereal-princess-goes-to-their-best-friend's-wedding-for-the-day.
An off-the-shoulder dress that cinches at the waist and flows beautifully to the floor. Oh, and you can actually raise your arms while you're celebrating the bride and groom in this dress. (Why can you never seem to raise your arms in bridesmaid dresses?!)
An off the shoulder dress with spaghetti straps that'll fit the theme of any barnyard, country club, beachside wedding you choose to throw. Basically, this dress works for every occasion, and you may even get to wear this again?!?!
A long, flowing dress with floral lace, because whether you're throwing a February, July, or November wedding, lace is always a great option for dressing up your closest pals.
A flowing spaghetti strap satin dress with a square neck top that is reminiscent of what would happen if Edwardian fashion came into 2021. This dress has a slit in the leg for a cooling breeze throughout the night...and...POCKETS! Yes, this dress has pockets, which is so helpful, since bridesmaids always seem to be carrying many things in their hands for whatever reason.
A ruffled layer top floor-length gown to add a graceful touch to your bridesmaid getup, while the slit adds a tasteful edge.
And a lace ruffled midi dress, because who says bridesmaid dresses have to be floor-length ball gowns? Give yourself the gift of extra mobility with this comfortable yet sophisticated dress.
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