Azazie Tasha Bridesmaid Dress

I bought this dress as my wedding dress and loved it! I wanted to write this review to encourage other plus-size ladies to consider this dress. The only alteration needed was hemming. I felt comfortable and great all day.

This dress fits perfectly! So happy I did custom sizing! Will be perfect for the beach day wedding.

I love the Tasha!!! I tried 5 other samples (Adele, Winona, Amari, Bonnie & Avery) Tha tasha is hands down my favorite. I was unsure about this one because there were no customer photos or reviews anywhere but I'm so glad I ordered it. The slit is not as exaggerated as the stock photo appears. The boning in the top provides great support and lift without needing a bra. This is unheard of for me as I have DDs! I typically wear a pant size 6 however after trying an A6 and A8 in other dresses (both too small) it seems as though I am an A10 in azazie sizing. But the A10 fits perfectly so I wont need alterations!!

I would suggest buying a standard size and having it altered instead of custom sizing. I tried on a sample size 6 of this dress. The dress itself was really pretty. I knew the 6 would probably be too big in the bust for me, which is why I started with a sample. I am about a size 6 in the hips and waist but almost a 0 in the chest. Since the custom is the same price as standard sizes and I knew it would have to get altered either way I decided to do custom and just make the bust measurements smaller and keep the other measurements the same as the 6. I measured the chest the way they described to and I added an extra inch just to be on the safe side. I was planning on possibly having to get it altered further anyway. However, when I got the custom the chest area was fine, but the armpit holes became too tight and the dress could not be buttoned on the upper back because it was too tight. But the actual breast area was fine. I am not sure why they designed the armpit and upper back area so small. However, they also made it the perfect length with flat shoes, and I do not recall saying the type of shoes. So there was hardly any extra fabric for the tailor to take off the bottom to add to the top.