I arrived at RTR on a last minute intense "need a dress for tomorrow" kind of situation and never used RTR before but I found online that they had a location in the Flatiron District so after work I walked over. Saw a few dresses I liked included this Escada dress. To try on, I tried it on backwards.. how you ask? I saw the zipper and in my head "zippers are always in the back or on the side"... right? Okay so the tags seemed to be in the wrong place but I didn't put any mind to it... just needed a dress. This was the third dress I tried on and fell in love even though it was backwards and everyone in the dressing room fell in love as well. So I tried on the size 36 at first and it was loose but not that loose. I had left the establishment to add money to my account and when I returned Jared had found the correct size and it looked even better. Listen ladies, I am in my 30s and not a mother nor do I have boobs so wearing it backwards worked really well for me. For me what is supposed to be the front is a bit matronly for my tastes. This way I was classy but showed sex appeal. The dress is long so I do not recommend short girls unless you have 10"stilettos to wear it. I am 5'6" and wore 4 inch heels. If you wear the dress my way, use a lot of tape to keep your boobs together. The reason I am using the first picture is so you can see my hair and makeup. :) Very little makeup and no jewelry except for my wedding band because the dress does all of the talking. The photo with me in the gown... well lets just say I should fire my husband as the photographer because I had no idea my head was tilted in all of the photos, nor did I know that I didn't have any lipstick on. :)

Jazz Train Dress

Escada

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Size Worn: 32R

Usual Size: 0

Height: 5' 6"

Weight: 98lbs

Bust: 32A