TRYING ON HEBEOS PROM DRESSES... Again !! 

I agree as well too!

Honestly! Such a pure soul

I agree she’s amazing

I agree! Mia is such a gem, one of a kind person! 🤍

I agree! Definitely my fave youtuber❤️

Yes please! Good idea 😊

Yeeesss😍

Same! Would be nice as Mia gets older her fans are probably also getting older with her.

Where would you wear them too? I never get a chance to wear anything like that

@@micnik3573 formal weddings (All my friends are getting married right now) and formal dinners are the first thing that comes to mind. Also some firms and companies will have like formal events for their employees to attend.

Omg thats the Best idea ive ever heard

Oh such a good idea!!!

I literally grew up in the hospital and the kids would DEFINITELY love this idea!!!

Holy crap that's a great idea!

That would be so magical omg wonderful idea!!

Ikr FRRRRR 💖🤣 I post vidz 🥰💫✨

Yep ☺️

Not really a grown adult, but yes😆

I’m an ungrown adult who’s obsessed with these try ons 🤓

I mean... I didn't get to go to a school dance so I'm obsessed because I can pretend I can

500,000 and 67aaaa5f6aa

Agree and I'm 60 yrs old. LOL

Yeahhh so true for me!! 💜

www.youtubesolit.com/watch?v=yIGqWNjhsFo

Lol same I’m 30!! I love these videos

Me too. Btw I am Indian too

I have never heard of the Canadian residential school. I'm going to look it up after the video.

@@christinaharris24 It’s not just one school it’s a bunch of different schools all over Canada and the things that they’re finding at these buildings is atrocious

I just watch some videos about what happened. It's heartbreaking. I had no idea.

@@Its.Jessica. I just looked it up and it seems that these schools were banned in 1993? Or are they still ongoing? I can't believe I've never heard of this!

@@turtletail313 the last one closed in 1996. The reason is has been a huge topic lately is because of the bodies that have been found as well as the survivors that are finally being heard. For so long they tried to tell their stories but nobody would listen.

Yup I’m 32 but dang it if Mia’s in it, I’m watching whether it’s relevant to me or not 🤣

@@elinakatarii tbh this dresses could work if your attending weddings or parties.

I'm 37, and same. For some reason I miss that one. I just watch it.

I think it has to do with the fact that this brand like many others (I'm looking at you WISH) don't design the dresses they make. They steal pictures for their marketing and make bootleg dresses using the pictures as references when they make their copies. That's why they always are so cheap and also why most of the cheap dresses she's tired never really looks like in the pictures. They are also mostly made with slave labour.. But those things are not faults of Mia but the fashion industry as a whole right now.

@@sofiadahlen1187 yes i wholeheartedly agree

If you look very closely the blue one is still sheer up top. there is a huge lighting difference in the photos and I'm sure the pose changes the jammy one quite a bit. You would be surprised what pose tricks they have to make it look like a whole different dress. could be wrong just trying to stay hopeful cause i would definitely buy from them.

​@@sweetoleander9048 One of the ways you can judge for yourself if a brand makes their own stuff or steals photos and bootlegs them is to just pay attention to the photos they're using! For example, are they using the same model/mannequin/studio set for every dress? Paying for a model, a photographer, a studio, a makeup artist, a hair stylist, and a stylist or hiring accessories, etc. are not cheap! Photoshoots aren't cheap, and neither is purchasing all the stuff to shoot on a mannequin in your own studio. Because of this, most designers will only shoot with 2 or 3 models per year, or only use 1 or 2 locations. It's fairly easy to spot when a brand does a seasonal photoshoot versus bootleggers stealing photographs once you know what to look for. If a brand has dozens of models in dozens of locations, but the odd photo is shot on a mannequin, or some random ones are CGI, you can bet money that they're stealing photos and selling bootlegged products. Another quick way to catch this is to just reverse image search for the photos - if you're using google Chrome as your browser, just right click on an image and choose "search Google for image". You can also check out their "About Us" page. Indie designers love to share their story - where they're from, what they do, why they do it. Companies that sell bootlegs (or worse, dropship lousy items from wish and pocket the profit) generally have a very vague "about us" section. Some companies don't even bother, or only put in 1 or 2 sentences. It's not always accurate, but it's just one more thing you can look for. Finally, brands that make every dress, in every style, in every color under the sun, at a reasonably cheap price point (or running massive sales regularly), are almost always too good to be true. I've only ever found one shop that legitimately did this - and it was easy to tell they were legitimate, too. Every dress was shot on the same of 1 of 4 models, or a mannequin. Each dress was usually shot in 3 or 4 colors (their most popular colors), and then they had an entire page dedicated to their fabrics and how you could purchase a set of color swatches. They added 30-40 dresses per season, but kept older styles in their shop. As items were made-to-order, nothing was on sale (because there was never any stock to clear out). Everything about their website and photos was uniform! You can use these tips for things other than gowns, too. Like I said - once you know what to look for, it's easy to spot. I hope it keeps you from spending money on a terrible quality item. I hate seeing people fooled into paying for a drop-shipped item off of wish from a website that pretends to be legitimate. Sorry for the essay haha

@@sweetoleander9048 I have looked a bit at both the photon on Hebeos and zoomed in at multiple angels in the video. It is still sheer yes, But it does not have as many layers of skirt fabric as is shown in the picture. The flowers on the skirt are way fewer and does not have the right shape (look especially at the bottom of the skirt and compare the picture to the video) There is a reason they only have one picture on the dress and just in one colour on the website. They are cheap nock-offs and someone has not been getting properly paid along the way

YESSSS!!

Yessss I was about to comment that too

Yessss

desperately waiting for that moment that didn't happen!!!!

I wish I had the confidence hahaha ❤

RIGHT!

Or she could do mother of the bride dresses if and when Mia does another bridal dress try on.

She would look so pretty 💕

I just got done saying this 😂

Oh my god yessss

@@jenniferconner3843 Mama Maples tries on Fashion Nova Dresses / Gowns video!! 💙 @miamaples

@@JustJill glad I’m not alone 🙈😝

Cause pretty dresses are for all ages haha. I'm 28 and prom is not a really a thing in my country lol

Lmao I'm 32 almost 33 and I CANNNTTT STAHHHP, they're so good

Same 😂

39 and guilty :)

The dress she got was also not the same color as the picture. The picture looked more like a burgundy color which was gorgeous. But Mia definitely rocked the bright red!

I thought the same thing! All you need is a veil!

I’m sure it’s a remake of a Randi Fenoli (say yes to the dress) wedding dress

I just bought this in blushing pink for prom and I’m so excited!

which one are you getting? all are beautiful so i bet you'll look amazing in any of it! 💜

My sweet sixteen is coming up too! I was waiting for this video after seeing it in her ig

Happy birthday! I turned 13 a few days ago

@@fascienneskytten5497 I was thinking about either the second pink one or the last blue one.

@@demetriusares__2399 which one did you decide on?

Same as someone who's part cherokee

I would love it if she designed them in the Barbie game she played on her other channel :')

Would be super fun for Mia and mama maples to design dresses for eachother!!

It's Teuta Matoshi :) if you ever wanna look it up

How long did the dresses take to ship?

She actually already tried Selkie dresses! 💖

@@jadousawyer8745 You're right! I completely forgot about that!

SAME

The red dress is also a copy! Even the photo is from Lia Stubbla!

The dress from 15:22 uses the product photos from Gemeli Power’s Satin QiPao Date dress - the lace of the Hebeo dress is not the same as the original.

Time pwease?

@@tanmayee4221 21:15

@@Xo.preranna ty

Pretty sure that's how it was meant to be worn😂

My favorite instrument is the clarinet!

The whole time I was thinking "the sleeves go down on the arms Mia!"

@@jluksetich i was thinking the same thing so frustrating

Been looking for this comment

I think the colour made it look more like a nightgown. But yeah, I wouldn't wear it outside the house.

OMG the bacon fat gum!

@@timtreefrog9646 yeah 😂

Yesss! ❤️

Not her best color!

And an orange frame also. 🧡

@@catherinenelson4162 Orange is the colour represents the indigenous community in Canada.

When I worked in a fitting room and customers asked my opinion I used to make them sit down to test the clothes. Very informative.

😒😓Umm, these have decent fabrics, which might be around 20€/m so materials alone would be 100-200€ (€ = close-enough-USD)... Maybe we will allow some money for the construction of the dresses, too, rather than hoping for designers? By the way, I would imagine making a dress like those would take hours, maybe 8 if one was very fast... that would be ~80€ with my salary, but I'm sure these are made someplace where minimum wage is a LOT less (if the workers even get paid money rather than 'room and board')

Yes because legitimate dress companies charge the same amount but for better quality and original designs

@@TT-_- I really doubt the price of the fabric you're saying. For one dress? Yeah it'd probably cost you that much to go to a local store to buy it. For 500 dresses? Not a chance. A) Bulk discounts, B) no middle man.

@@Charoula1608 🤔well let's say their total material cost (fabrics for all 2-4-? layers, zippers, buttons, boning, pearls, sequines, thread etc) is half what I estimated as a consumer. 'Only' 100 for their most elaborate ball gowns, which they are selling for a bit over 200. I would hope the majority of that 100 'profit' is for those who made the dress (cutting, hemming, steaming and draping, pinning, sewing, embellishing)

Thx

Thank you🥰. You too have a nice day🥰