GRWM to go to a house of cb event 

Cardigans do tend to make some things look a little grandma ish especially with a flowy floral print dresses

I believe there is no real difference between "regular" cotton and organic cotton in terms of outcome/fabric. The real difference is the production. Organic cotton is more sustainable. House of cb claims their dresses are cotton, but I haven't seen an organic cotton label yet. Unless they are lying about these dresses being cotton at all.

@@ev6564 If you watch the video, you’ll see that the website does NOT tell you what dresses are made of and sometimes will even lie: Milena dress: CB website says “Made from stretch weighted crepe” which isn’t a material, it’s just appearance, but tags say 92% Polyester 8% Elastane, Lining 95% Polyester 5% Elastane Tallulah dress: CB website says “Rayon Lining (100% Rayon)”, but tags say: Lining 2 51% Polyester 49% Viscose Christa dress: CB website says “Georgette, Dry Light Satin” which is again appearance, NOT composition but tags say 100% Polyester Chiccca top: CB website says “made with linen”, but tags say: 82% Lyocell 18% Linen, Lining 51% Polyester 41% Viscose Plus boning is also not capped in their corsets.

Agree gosh. It devalues the dress immediately

@@yukitomoya1237 fr like a cardigan, a light stole, a shawl draped over the shoulders, even a damn bolero. anything to maintain the elegance of the dress. the shoe choice as well. oh my...

Hi, she probably wore an XS. I have two XS dresses from cb because my waist is in that range but from now on I'm going to get S instead because the corsets in XS are too small for my chest to the point where I had to diy stretch them. If you have the same build as her XS works but if any of your measurements, even if not all, are larger then definitely go S because it'll be more comfortable and still be form fitting

Either XS or S, more likely size S. cb’s sizing is confusing at times with different dresses.