I would highly recommend it
Consider: Offering 2-3 pre-approved styles in the same color Choosing universally flattering cuts like A-line or empire waist Avoiding extremely trendy styles that some bridesmaids might dislike Being open to modest variations if someone has religious or personal preferences Remember, a comfortable bridesmaid is a happy bridesmaid
Birthed from the political movements of the late '60s and '70s, this aesthetic is rooted in the hippie counterculture that didn't aim to create a trend but merely used clothing as a way to subvert societal expectations around gender, race, and class
Perfect for birthdays, bachelorette parties, or any VIP Vegas moment
It's comfy (it legit feels like you're wearing pajamas) but doesn't look like you actually just rolled out of bed
A heavy structured flare becomes a problem in strong ocean wind not a style problem, a practical one