This dress served its purpose perfectly for our beach photoshoot. The satin caught the light beautifully during the "golden hour." It’s definitely a sheath style, so there isn't a ton of room to take big strides, but the slit helps with that. I suggest wearing seamless shapewear underneath because the fabric is a little unforgiving if you don't. Overall, I felt beautiful in it.

This dress was honestly a lifesaver for my backyard wedding. I was worried the satin might look cheap in sunlight, but it actually has a really nice, soft sheen to it. The off-the-shoulder sleeves stayed in place surprisingly well while I was hugging guests, though I did have to adjust them a few times during dancing. For the price, you really can’t beat this kind of elegance.

Solid quality for a budget-friendly option. It looked very chic for my bridal shower. Just make sure you have a good steamer on hand before wearing it.

The minimalist vibe is stunning. It’s not super structured, so I wore some shapewear underneath, and it looked flawless for our intimate city wedding.

It’s a simple, classic look. I needed to get it hemmed a bit since I'm short, but otherwise, it was exactly what I wanted for my rehearsal dinner.