The Dessy Group

8 West 38th Street - 4th Floor, 10011, New York
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2.40
Based on 20 Reviews

5

15.00%

4

20.00%

3

5.00%

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10.00%

1

50.00%
About The Dessy Group

The Dessy Group, formerly known as A & M Rosenthal, was established in 1939. Originally designers of veils and attendants headpieces, The Dessy Group grew into a leading designer of bridesmaid dresses, social occasion dresses, flower girl dresses, men's formalwear and wedding accessories under the labels Dessy Collection, After Six, Alfred Sung, Lela Rose Bridesmaid, Social Bridesmaids, JY Jenny Yoo, Bella Bridesmaids and Studio Design Collection.

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Jodi
GB

This dress was terribly made... Stay away from this company This dress was terribly made; the stitching was crooked, the fabric was cheap, and only had one bra cup sewn in. Despite taking my measurements it was still too small and barely had enough fabric in the seems for seamstress to fix it. After spending almost $200 on the dress, I had to spend more then the dress cost to make it fit and look attractive. I am very disappointed.

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Danielle Hansuld
CA

We ordered 5 dresses We ordered 5 dresses of various styles bit all in the same colour. Before ordering, I sent a link to my Bridesmaids in how to properly measure your body . With the measurement, each girl looked at the chart to see what size suited their measurement and ordered. All they had to do was get it hemmed. Every dress was a perfect fit. So pleased.

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MBlock
GB

Good service, but order a size up I had a really easy time ordering Bridesmaid dresses through this site. They lose one star because the fit of the dresses were. It totally representative of the expect sizes. Even though we followed the size guidelines for each dress, most were smaller and way longer than expected. Nothing that a little alteration couldn't take care of though.

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Steffany Oliveira
GB

Pretty good They were pretty helpful in trying to find bridesmaids dresses. Could be a little more proactive. We wanted a specific color, but the girl helping us failed to tell us they style we wanted didn't come in that color until the end of the appointment.

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CONNIE SCHMITZ
GB

I paid $200 for a dress that I can't … I paid $200 for a dress that I can't get the zipper up or down on without a lot of manipulation. Heaven forbid I should try to dress myself! Also, it has a scalloped neckline, which looks beautiful in theory, but when I got it, it was so loose and bunchy that it looked ridiculous. I will have to spend more money on alterations.

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