The store that sells world’s ugliest dresses is located in our town.

9 responses to “World’s Ugliest Dresses”

  1. Evelina Anville Avatar
    Evelina Anville

    Those dresses really are amazingly ugly! Ha ha. I can’t decide which one is worse: the gold or the red!

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    1. bloggerclarissa Avatar

      Mind you, this is not a Halloween store. They have this kind of clothes all year round!

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  2. David Bellamy Avatar

    The one on the right is ugly, but it would be pretty in bright red. The one on the left just looks like a party dress or a club dress. I do not see why it is ugly.

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    1. David Bellamy Avatar

      I see that I reversed right and left in this comment…The long dress is ugly but would be pretty in bright red. The short one looks like a party or club dress.

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  3. Vanessa Sosa Avatar

    I actually think both dresses look pretty sweet, there’s a lot of stores at the nearby malls that sell dresses like that. I wanted to have a dress like that when I was growing up, I associated it with going to prom and adult parties. But they wouldn’t have them in my size anyways, I’m barely five feet tall and overweight so I would have alter the hell out of them so I don’t look ridiculous.

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  4. sugs Avatar
    sugs

    To me, they look like costumes for Barbie.

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  5. NancyP Avatar
    NancyP

    This is in your college town, or in St. Louis? St. Louis has a wide variety of clothing: ‘hood and pseudo-‘hood, college-kid punk, suburbanite, outdoorsy, hard-core camouflage, non-descript, and yes, downright ugly.

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    1. bloggerclarissa Avatar

      St. Louis has many wonderful places to buy clothes. No, this is on the Main Street of my town. If they have been on Main St. for years, I assume they must be doing good business.

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  6. Kelsey Avatar
    Kelsey

    Holy crap, this is e-ville! Usually this place doesn’t have that bad of dresses… I’ve never had luck there, but many of my friends have.

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