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I’d narrowed it down to two. It was between the Aria…

…and the Jenny Yoo.

And then I found two more dresses and fell in love. Introducing the Watters Austin…

…and the Amsale Tyler.

I think either one would work on me. The sweetheart bustline is by far the most flattering I’ve tried on. And I love the sash and flowers. (I think I’d like a matching sash like the Watters and smaller flowers like the Tyler.)
The problem is, though, they are both way out of my budget. I don’t want to spend more than $1000. The Watters dress is double that, and the Amsale dress is about four times that! No can do. Sob.
But then I had an idea: I could commission a custom dress, inspired by the Watters and Amsale dresses. I could find a local dressmaker, or maybe go with an Etsy seller with high feedback. The idea of it scares me—what if I get it and it’s not well made? Or what if it is well made but just doesn’t look good on my body? But the price might be right, so I might go for it.
Would you consider getting a custom dress made?
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