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Digital retailers like Lulus or Anthropologie provide a spectrum of silhouettes—from classic ball gowns to sleek mermaid styles—that physical stores often cannot match.

The most significant hurdle in buying a gown online is the inability to try it on. To mitigate this "fit risk," shoppers must treat size charts as strict requirements rather than suggestions.