{All examples are above the knee, as per the bride's request}.
charsa designs
Angie, Charsa offers colours bordeaux and eggplant in their shantung dupioni fabric. [They also offer celery and meadow in satin ribbon sashes if you're interested. I think cream or tan would be a lovely contrast, too].
Clearly, Jenny Yoo offers an eggplant option. I am not sure which of the various fabrics and styles frocks will have in, however they may be able to place an order for you.
The first two dresses are available in a purple toned bougainvillea and the second two are available in both Bougainvillea & a lighter-toned Nightingale. Not a perfect eggplant, however if all of your bridesmaids fell in love with Watters dresses it may work.
Lynn Lugo offers a variety of colours including eggplant. Your ladies could have some fun with this line of dresses if you take advantage of their 'create your own bridesmaid dress' option.
Warning: don't fall in love with any of these dresses. They do not come in eggplant
Although none of Thread's dresses are offered in eggplant, they are by far some of my favorites. They are "party dresses" rather than "bridesmaids' dresses" which in itself makes them wear-again friendly. They also offer the most styles that I'm sure would compliment everyone's personal tastes.
I included them purly for style inspiration as they had some really unique cuts.
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I hope you enjoyed the mini look book I've put together and that its given you some stylistic inspiration. Good luck ladies, I hope you find some loveley eggplant dresses. I can't wait to see them!
xo.
6 comments:
I really love the ones from Thread but these are all fantastic! What a great concept for a store.
I know, I am so excited to visit this store.
I love Jenny Yoo's style. Beautiful dresses.
Ohh. I knew you would, Angie. That magenta off-the-shoulder number gets my vote.
Actually, both the Simple Silhouettes and Thread dresses come in eggplant (depending on the fabric) - they just use the word "aubergine" instead (the European word for eggplant) to make it more confusing!
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for the information! I saw the "aubergine" option offered by simple silhouettes but on my computer screen it didn't look too "eggplant." Might just be my computer.
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