[7] Ben Fischer of the New York Business Journal reported that interest in the first BuzzFeed article about the dress exhibited vertical growth instead of the typical bell curve of a viral phenomenon, leading BuzzFeed to assign two editorial teams to generate additional articles about the dress to drive ad revenue, [23] and, by 1 March, the original BuzzFeed article had received over 37 million views
Planning your own Bridal Alterations
Powerful bands of compression criss-cross the midsection, defining the waistline, flattening the tummy, and smoothing the back
These dresses are very popular today and are great for both casual and formal-wear occasions
Embrace comfort and style in one delightful package
We too love a strong lip color and a good contour, but those bold colors often accidentally transfer onto the gowns when they are being tried on