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Azazie stretch satin in gold?

lemen99lemen99 member
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Hi!  I am the very matron of honor for my baby sister who is getting married next fall.  The theme is black and gold and she is considering Azazie Stretch Satin bridesmaid dresses in gold.  Has anyone tried these? I am helping her plan and we were wondering if the color + material was flattering at all, and how it will photograph?  Thank you for your help!
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  • knottie6df6ee4f7d82d5b1knottie6df6ee4f7d82d5b1 member
    10 Comments First Anniversary Name Dropper
    If you like the color, the photographer usually can make the colors work in the photos. They will edit pictures either to their trademark style or to improve the colors. Get a swatch and maybe see how it looks in photos by you or by the photographer.
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  • MesmrEweMesmrEwe member
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    Satin - Enough said!  Satin hides NOTHING, Stretch Satin hides less.  Gold fabric is also a difficult color for some skin tones enhancing to others depending on the specific shade.  That's how it will photograph.  IMO Black for the dresses would be a better color choice and gold enhancements (shawls, necklaces, ribbon on the flowers, etc.) will also work to keep things on a budget easier.  
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  • knottie7ee9e6598f1681e9knottie7ee9e6598f1681e9 member
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    Hi there! A black and gold theme with Azazie’s gold stretch satin bridesmaid dresses is such a stunning choice—my bestie’s bridesmaids wore these for her wedding, and I can’t sing their praises enough!
    The color is a beautiful champagne gold (not too brash, super elegant) that pairs perfectly with black, and the stretch satin has amazing drape. It’s form-fitting but not restrictive, and it subtly flatters all body types—great for pear shapes or anyone wanting a sleek look.
    For photos? They’re chef’s kiss! The satin has a soft, subtle sheen that looks gorgeous in both natural outdoor light and indoor venue lighting—no harsh glare, just a lovely glow that makes skin look bright. They photographed so well next to the bride’s white gown, adding such a chic contrast to group shots. You and your sister can’t go wrong with these—total winners!
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