Pros and Cons of Anthropologie Wedding Dresses Pros Unique, boho-chic and vintage-inspired designs Soft, high-quality fabrics Attention to detail with lace, embroidery, and beading Curated, boutique feel Available in extended and plus sizes by wtoo by watters for anthropologie Cons Prices are on the higher end of ready-to-wear ($900$2,500) Some delicate fabrics may require skilled alterations Limited in-store locations for trying on dresses Price Points: Are They Expensive
On the other hand, if you are seeking a modern and darker aesthetic, dark and dramatic wedding colors can provide a striking contrast
The pleats add structure and sophistication, while khaki softens the dark base
Meghan Markle, likewise, wore a dress by British-born Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy during her May nuptials
With a belt around the waist for a cinched look, it extends into a slit skirt with an impeccable drape