Formal/bridesmaid/homecoming/prom:

The sequined dress was worn one time as a bridesmaid dress, paid $285 last year, asking $100 obo. The tag says US size 10, but for reference, my regular clothing sizes are a 2-4 in pants/jeans and size small in tops, and this dress fit me like a glove. I am pretty tall at 5’7”, so this gown is a bit longer than average, but can be tailored easily. The low sweeping back is absolutely gorgeous, neckline hits right at the collar bone, and the cap sleeves are super cute. It’s a really pretty soft gold color. There is a lining at the armpit to keep the sequins from scratching under your arms. Wore this dress for an entire 12+ hours and was incredibly comfortable. Inner lining is silky and smooth, feels nice against your skin. It’s not too heavy either, and I didn’t feel hot or sweaty, even wearing it for a late summer wedding. gold sequin bridesmaid dresses

The two dresses in the last two pictures are a bit less formal. I wore the coral one once for my mom’s wedding when I was 30 weeks pregnant- obviously needed something stretchy and comfortable. This is one of those convertible dresses where the top is split into two, long, stretchy pieces of fabric that can be configured into several different styles. They are both a “one size”, and fit different body shapes/sizes really well- I was hugely pregnant, while my sister wore the same dress beautifully as well, as a size 1-2. They’re really fun to play around with the different styles, the fabric is really flowy and breathable, and extremely stretchy/comfortable. The gray dress was never worn. Paid about $60 each, asking $20 obo.

First come, first serve, no holds. Thanks for looking!

Formal/bridesmaid/homecoming/prom:

The sequined dress was worn one time as a bridesmaid dress, paid $285 last year, asking $100 obo. The tag says US size 10, but for reference, my regular clothing sizes are a 2-4 in pants/jeans and size small in tops, and this dress fit me like a glove. I am pretty tall at 5’7”, so this gown is a bit longer than average, but can be tailored easily. The low sweeping back is absolutely gorgeous, neckline hits right at the collar bone, and the cap sleeves are super cute. It’s a really pretty soft gold color. There is a lining at the armpit to keep the sequins from scratching under your arms. Wore this dress for an entire 12+ hours and was incredibly comfortable. Inner lining is silky and smooth, feels nice against your skin. It’s not too heavy either, and I didn’t feel hot or sweaty, even wearing it for a late summer wedding.

The two dresses in the last two pictures are a bit less formal. I wore the coral one once for my mom’s wedding when I was 30 weeks pregnant- obviously needed something stretchy and comfortable. This is one of those convertible dresses where the top is split into two, long, stretchy pieces of fabric that can be configured into several different styles. They are both a “one size”, and fit different body shapes/sizes really well- I was hugely pregnant, while my sister wore the same dress beautifully as well, as a size 1-2. They’re really fun to play around with the different styles, the fabric is really flowy and breathable, and extremely stretchy/comfortable. The gray dress was never worn. Paid about $60 each, asking $20 obo.

First come, first serve, no holds. Thanks for looking!