Repurposing the fabric from your bridesmaid dress is so much more eco-chic than giving it away or selling it on eBay! A typical bridesmaid dress can be used to create a baby blanket, a throw blanket, pillows, a sachet bag or picture frames.

Who says bridesmaid dresses have to be ugly and unflattering? Designers brought their A-game to the Spring/Summer 2014 runways in New York recently...

"I know that this is unusual and everyone else I've asked has told me the answer is absolutely NOT, but I figured I would ask you: Is it OK to retract my earlier YES? Is it ok to say no to being a bridesmaid?"

By Lauren Frankfort, Brides Nothing says "spring wedding" better than pretty pastel bridesmaid dresses. Lavender, mint, peach, or periwinkle, these s...

I mentioned a couple weeks ago that I’m a bridesmaid in my brother-in-law’s wedding that is approaching this spring. I have known my husband’s b...

Yes, $250 is still a big chunk of change, but these looks are so stylish your 'maids will be wearing them again and again!

Even the best-intentioned friends and family members can turn totally judgmental and bossy once they're with you in the salon.

How involved you want to be in choosing your bridesmaids' gowns is up to you -- no matter what you'd ideally like them to wear.

Because it's really not cool to make your friends wear big bows.

Bridesmaid dresses aren't usually the most fashionable pieces of clothing on the planet (remember Katherine Hiegl's character modeling all of her hide...

Kirsten Dunst stepped out of the spotlight and into a supporting role over the weekend when she served as her best friend's maid of honor on Saturday,...

We've all been told that infamous line from "27 Dresses," "You can shorten it and wear it again." It might take more than a mere hemming, but there is some truth to that adage.

How do you react to ensure that you and your bestie are still talking at the end of her weddingathon? You do the only thing you can: Put on the show and turn it out, best friend forever style.

The earliest bridesmaids always wore white, dressed as mirror images of the bride they were attending. Bridesmaids, you see, were invented as a sort of human decoy.