Would You Let Your Daughter Wear This Prom Dress?

[33girl]

Originally posted by GeekyPenguin
I could wear it to their church!

It would look nice next to the Stations . Bwah, I am laughing just picturing that.

Out of curiousity, I looked at their site and while they have some decent styles, they look really cheaply made. But I can relate to Munchkin's comment of girls who are all "OMG it's kewl because it comes from THE BIG CITY."

http://www.impressionbridal.com/CTGp...group=0&type=0

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by 33girl
It would look nice next to the Stations . Bwah, I am laughing just picturing that.

Out of curiousity, I looked at their site and while they have some decent styles, they look really cheaply made. But I can relate to Munchkin's comment of girls who are all "OMG it's kewl because it comes from THE BIG CITY."

http://www.impressionbridal.com/CTGp...group=0&type=0

We Catholic girls are known to be showy.



This would make a lovely gay pride dress.

[Munchkin03]

Originally posted by GeekyPenguin
I could wear it to their church!

Then they would know that you were ready, willing, and able to start popping out BAYBEEEEZ for King Baby Jesus.

[KSig RC]

i'm pretty sure i'd let all of your daughters wear that - it'd look great on the desk chair or in the backseat

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by Munchkin03
Then they would know that you were ready, willing, and able to start popping out BAYBEEEEZ for King Baby Jesus.

Oh man I better put on a shrug.

[Munchkin03]

Originally posted by GeekyPenguin
Oh man I better put on a shrug.

I think a poncho with UGGs would be far superior.

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by Munchkin03
I think a poncho with UGGs would be far superior.

A RAINBOW PONCHO!

Or, even better...a Virgin Mary poncho!

[texas*princess]

WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?!?!?!

[ThetaPrincess24]

Originally posted by Jill1228
What type of self respecting Momma would let her child go out wearing that?????

The same ones that buy thongs for their 9 and 10 year old daughters.

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally posted by 33girl
It would look nice next to the Stations . Bwah, I am laughing just picturing that.

Out of curiousity, I looked at their site and while they have some decent styles, they look really cheaply made. But I can relate to Munchkin's comment of girls who are all "OMG it's kewl because it comes from THE BIG CITY."

http://www.impressionbridal.com/CTGp...group=0&type=0

I am LOVING that website and will submit it to my friend that keeps insisting I find the bridesmaid dress for her wedding(maybe then she will see I have no time on my hands...and when I do, its well spent posting on GC). Hours of entertainment.

[amycat412]

Isn't this the same dress? And doesn't the model in the first post in this thread have it on backwards?

[WCUgirl]

Originally posted by amycat412


Isn't this the same dress? And doesn't the model in the first post in this thread have it on backwards?

See, I thought that too, but I think the model in the first pic of this thread may just have the straps spread out further so her breasts stand out more.

[Betarulz!]

Unbelieveable...if my date showed up wearing that to a formal, I think we'd just skip dinner/primer/dance/afterhours/whatever and head to the store to pick up some stuff for tommorow's breakfast...

However, if that were my daughter...well, even though I'm not Catholic, I might force her to become a nun.

[Tippiechick]

If I ever have a daughter, I wouldn't have to worry about this dress. She would have much more sophisticated taste than to pick something as trifling as that!

AND, if Max ever dates a girl who would wear something like that, we'd have to have a serious talk about our standards.

[Sister Havana]

HECK NO. I don't think a girl would be let into the prom in that outfit.

Heck, it was racy to wear strapless dresses back in the day!