I'm a Plus-Size Fashion Editor—These Bridesmaid Dresses Are Everything
It’s no secret that plus-size folks have a much harder time finding quality clothing than their straight-size counterparts. That struggle becomes exponentially difficult when it comes to shopping for formalwear. Bridesmaids dresses are no exception. As a plus-size editor and recent bridesmaid, I’ve dug through the corners of the internet to find some decent bridesmaid dress options. Ahead shop the formal dress I landed on and other lovely contenders.
You can expect various dress selections from a variety of retailers in different cuts and fabrications. From gorgeous silhouettes to colorful hues, a wide range of formal dress styles are included. Keep scrolling to uncover some seriously pretty plus-size bridesmaid dresses.
I've worn this dress as a bridesmaid before. It's so comfortable too.
Such a beautiful blue color. I think this would be great for a more casual ceremony.
Can you believe this is over 50% off right now?
This one is for those bridesmaids that would prefer pants.
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