Woman called out for wanting to wear 'bridal' dress to friend's wedding
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An excited wedding guest was warned to pick a different dress after showing off the bargain outfit she'd bought for her friend's big day.
TikToker Jess Einaudi couldn't wait to show off the dress she had purchased for a black tie wedding - but viewers were quick to let her know that she should keep shopping. Take a look:
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Jess told her followers that she 'did something kind of crazy' in ordering a dress for a wedding on eBay, before unboxing it on camera.
She explained that she was going for a Markarian-style corset look, but was worried it mightn't look quite right.
Pulling it out of the box to show the camera, she said: "It’s really beautiful - the corset is an overlay and then it’s [got a] floor length skirt and has some tulle underpinning."
When Jess tried on the gown, she fell even more in love with it.
"It's giving a little, like, medieval times. Ooh there's pockets!" she raved.
"I really like the corset top situation. I feel like it'd be even cuter if the bust line was, like, a little bit lower."
She then showed off the thrifted clip-on earrings she planned to wear with the dress, and the up-do she was most likely going to go for on the day of the wedding.
She asked her followers for their opinions on two things: whether or not she should get the straps removed, and whether the dress looked too much like a costume to wear to a wedding.
What didn't seem to cross her mind was whether or not the dress looked too much like a bridal gown, but viewers let her know anyway.
"Tell me what you think! Do I need to lower the bust? Is it too costume-y or is it perfect for a spring wedding?" she asked her fellow TikTokers.
"Do I try to have it altered before Saturday to do, like, a strapless? What do y'all think?"
And, boy, did people let her know what they thought.
"Imagine wearing a white and gold dress to someone else's wedding... immediately no," commented one viewer.
A second warned: "Very close to my wedding gown, you can't wear that to a wedding! Girlll."
Piling on with the criticism, a third told her: "It looks simultaneously like a wedding dress and a costume."
And a fourth gently added: "Love the dress, looks beautiful on you. But absolutely NO for wedding. Way too bridal."
Not everyone was against the dress, though.
Plenty of viewers didn't think it looked like a bridal dress at all.
"These people are unhinged. To me it looks nothing like a wedding dress!!" insisted one fan.
"What are y'all on this dress is not bridal at all? It's totally fine for a guest to wear, it's gorgeous!" claimed another.
What do you think? Is this dress too bridal for a wedding? Or is it the perfect wedding guest look?
