You can get a red-carpet-worthy look under $100—if you shop like a stylist, not like a magpie. The dresses that look “premium” in photos (and in real life) have clean lines, intentional structure, and controlled sparkle. The ones that look cheap usually fail for the same reasons: flimsy fabric, too many details fighting each other, or a fit that pulls. Below are 10 under-$100 gowns (your curren...

St. Patrick’s Day isn’t just about green dresses and leprechaun hats—it’s a chance to rock stylish, festive looks for parades, brunch, pub crawls, or even formal events. The key is to balance fun green accents with timeless style, so you stand out for the right reasons. Below, we break down exactly what to wear for every scenario, plus our top Ever-Pretty picks to make your outfit shine. Conte...

If you have a rectangle body shape (shoulders, waist, and hips with similar measurements), the goal for wedding guest dresses is to define your waist and add soft curves to your silhouette. The best picks will highlight your favorite features—like toned arms or long legs—while creating the illusion of an hourglass figure. Below, we break down exactly which dresses work for every wedding scenari...

Pear-shaped bodies usually carry more volume through the hips and thighs, with a smaller waist and narrower shoulders. The goal isn’t to “hide” anything. It’s to balance proportions, highlight the waist, and keep the look wedding appropriate for the venue and dress code. If your biggest concern is your midsection, you’ll want styles that smooth the tummy area while still keeping that balanced s...

There’s a big difference between “age-appropriate” and actually flattering. The goal isn’t to dress younger. It’s to dress sharper — lighter fabrics, cleaner lines, better proportions. The right summer dress should skim the body, move with you, and feel effortless in heat. If you’re over 50, flattering usually comes down to three things: shape, fabric, and proportion. Let’s break it down in a ...

Polka dots never really leave fashion — they shift in silhouette. If you're choosing a polka dot dress for a wedding, semi-formal event, or seasonal celebration, the key isn’t the print itself. It’s the cut, sleeve coverage, and fabric movement. This guide breaks down four flattering styles and explains exactly who they suit best. Content Outlines: Why Are Polka Dot Dresses Still Popular in ...

Summer weddings are joyful—but dressing for one can feel tricky when you’re over 60. You want to look polished and appropriate, stay cool in the heat, and feel confident without chasing trends that don’t feel like “you.” The good news? Summer wedding style after 60 isn’t about hiding or dressing younger. It’s about choosing the right silhouettes, fabrics, and details that work with your body a...

Mismatched pink bridesmaid dresses are everywhere for 2026, but the best looking bridal parties all have one thing in common: the mix feels planned, not random. Pink can look soft, modern, or bold depending on the shades you choose and how you distribute them across the group. This guide gives you a simple formula, proven color palettes, and the practical rules that keep photos cohesive. Conte...

Valentine’s Day dressing is not about wearing the loudest red in the room. It’s about looking polished in photos, feeling confident when you sit down, and choosing a dress you can wear again for weddings, parties, and date nights after February. Content Outlines: 15 Valentine’s Day Dresses at a Glance How to Choose a Valentine’s Day Dress The 10 Best Valentine’s Day Dresses From Ever-Pretty W...

The Oscars red carpet isn’t just “formal.” It’s a very specific kind of formal: camera-first, movement-friendly, and detail-driven. The best dressed looks aren’t the loudest—they’re the ones that photograph expensive from every angle, hold their shape under bright lights, and still feel effortless when you walk, sit, and pose. If you’re dressing for an awards night, a black-tie gala, or a tr...

60°F weather sounds easy—until you’re dressed up and standing outside for photos, a ceremony, valet, or a rideshare pickup. The trick isn’t overdressing. It’s picking an evening dress that holds up in cool air, then adding one polished layer that still looks formal. Below you’ll find practical guidance (so you don’t freeze) and style guidance (so you still look like you understood the dress cod...

A Gatsby dress already does most of the talking: beading, fringe, art-deco sparkle, and that 1920s attitude. The shoes are what make it feel true to the era—and also what decide whether you’ll last 20 minutes or dance all night. Here’s the good news: Gatsby shoes don’t need to be complicated. You just need the right shape, the right heel, and the right “shine level” to match your dress code. C...

Great Gatsby parties are basically a love letter to the 1920s—jazz, sparkle, and sharp tailoring. The only tricky part: hosts say “Gatsby,” but the dress code can range from “cute and casual” to full-on black-tie glam. This guide makes it simple: pick your dress code, grab the right flapper vibe, and you’ll look like you belong in the room (not like you’re wearing a Halloween costume). Content...

Bridesmaid dress length sounds simple until you’re staring at a cart full of options: short, midi, tea length, maxi, floor length, high low. The “best” length depends on dress code, venue, season, and how you want the bridal party to look in photos. The good news: there’s a clean way to pick the right hemline without overthinking it. Content Outlines: Quick Answer: The Best Bridesmaid Dress L...

Emerald green bridesmaid dresses look polished in almost every setting. They photograph rich, feel formal without trying too hard, and instantly elevate a wedding party. The only part that needs real planning is the groomsmen: the wrong suit color can make emerald look overly bold or strangely mismatched. If you want a wedding party look that holds up in real photos, stick with classic suit col...

Summer weddings are beautiful… and brutally honest. Heat, sweat, grass, sand, wind, bright sun, and freezing A/C all show up uninvited. The goal isn’t to “look fancy.” It’s to look right for the dress code, comfortable for the weather, and polished in photos. Content Outlines: Start Here: The 60-Second Checklist Before You Pick a Dress Summer Wedding Dress Codes Explained (So You Don’t Overth...

Spring weddings are gorgeous… and a little tricky. The weather can swing from sunny to chilly, ceremonies move indoors and outdoors, and “spring color” can mean anything from soft pastels to bold florals. The goal is simple: look wedding-appropriate, feel comfortable, and photograph well—without overthinking it. Below is a practical guide you can actually use, with easy outfit rules, venue-base...

For special occasions, the right accessories matter just as much as the dress. They bring balance, polish, and personality, and they can also fix common fit worries: a neckline that feels “empty,” sleeves that add volume, or sparkle that starts to feel “too much.”Use this guide to style four (plus one) formal silhouettes like a pro, without overthinking it. Content Outlines: TL;DR: The fastes...

Getting married in 2026 doesn’t magically make everything more affordable. Venues, flowers, photographers, travel… it all adds up fast. Very normal if you’re looking at your budget and thinking: “I want a cheap wedding dress, but I don’t want it to look cheap.” “Is it even possible to stay under $200 or $300 and still feel like a bride?” The short answer: yes. Absolutely. A “cheap wedding dres...

If you’re hunting for a formal dress that always looks polished—no matter the lighting, camera, or venue—it’s hard to beat a black and white gown. Monochrome is timeless, but this new wave of black and white formal dresses feels sharper, cleaner, and far more modern than the old-school “tuxedo dress” of the past. And here’s the exciting part: every style you see here is part of our upcoming bla...

If you’ve ever stepped into a gorgeous formal dress and thought, “Why does this look so wrong on me?” you’re not alone. For women 5’4” and under, shopping for petite formal dresses often feels like a minefield: hems are too long, waists sit too low, and the dress seems to swallow your frame instead of flattering it. The good news? When you understand what actually works on a petite body—fabrics...

If you’re a bride or bridesmaid looking for sage green bridesmaid dresses with sleeves that look gorgeous in photos and feel good all day, you’re in the right place. After years of seeing bridesmaids try on dozens of sleeves—flutter, lantern, puff, ¾—we’ve learned what actually works on real bodies, not just models in perfect lighting. Below is a stylist-backed guide to the most flattering sle...

Burgundy bridesmaid dresses are one of those choices brides rarely regret. The color looks luxe in real life, but even more importantly for modern weddings, it kills in photos—whether you’re shooting on an iPhone, in golden hour light, or under a ballroom chandelier. Content Outlines: Why Burgundy Bridesmaid Dresses Always Look Good in Photos How to Choose a Burgundy Bridesmaid Dress That Pho...

Being a bridesmaid with a big bust can feel stressful fast. You’re not just worried about the color or length – you’re wondering, “Will this dress actually hold me in?” and “Am I going to spend the whole night fixing my neckline in every photo?” This guide is for you. Below you’ll find 10+ bridesmaid dresses for big bust that tick three boxes: real support, flattering necklines, and silhouettes...