Its beautiful, but I don't think it will suit every body type, you can select dresses which are not so tight fitted and which are free on the waist area, last year I brought a similar dress for myself for my friend's wedding held at this beautiful location in Florida and it perfectly matched with the

I do think it depends on the body types. But not everyone is self-conscious even if they don't have perfect arms. What body types are you dealing with?

This is why so many brides choose a dress that comes in variations that the attendants can choose from, or just forget about a matched look altogether. Or you could give them parameters of color and length and type of shoe and so forth and have a coordinated but not matched look.

I like that dress, though! What color are you thinking of?

Pretty dress! Feminine, classy, and modest. Very nice! I'm sorry that it will not suit all but the most fit and proportionate women. Sheath dresses are not forgiving of bulges or extras.

The lace adds a further component of being restrictive, as does the high waist, as does the cap sleeves, as does the length. (Anyone with a tummy will lose inches of dress length automatically in front to accomodate that! You would have to lower the hem to account for that.)

Nice dress, but it is not for all body types.

An A-line will work for the most body types. It's a slightly fuller skirt.

Also, fitted dresses have less fabric. If you have more fabric, it hides flaws/issues better.

***Always get the measurements of each of your bridesmaids upfront. That way you can rule dresses in or out as well. No sense looking at that fabulous coral dress if it only goes to size 10, and one gal is size 12.

And never rely on what sizes they tell you (the girls or the manufacturer). Bridal wear is notorious for being on the smaller size anyway. **Always get all the girls to try on the dress in the store!! A size 6 from Ava's could be an 8 in Eve's.

:-)

Its pretty but i'm not a fan of the color or the bow at the front. if the bow was at the back it would be better

Hi, this is what I mean by A-line. Also, this is the closest dress I could find in a short time. It's late here ;-)

The sleeves on this dress are okay, but with longer sleeves like this you can open them up and make them into a slightly fuller-than-cap sleeve called a tulip sleeve.

Any dress you look at? Check to see if you can order extra lace and fabric for alterations.

http://m.dhgate.com/product/blush-pink-lace-bridesmaid-dresses-short/232569188.html#pd-002

**Do you know a competent seamstress you trust? The style of dress you are looking at in your inspiration picture is a style that is easy to sew. It may be worth getting estimates from a seamstress to sew dresses.

Here's some samples of tulip sleeves. They are quite adjustable for arm widths and they will not look different on each girl. You can make them slightly longer, or fuller as necessary.