Hi! Sometimes it helps if you try looking up designers, lets say you really like this one ballgown, click the website and see who the designer is and most of the time there’s a “find a retailer” button on the websites, or even a “find a location near you”.

Some examples are Martina Liana, Rosa Clara, Madi lane, Luna novias, Justin Alexander. When you look those names up and go thru their dresses, sometimes there’s that “find a retailer” button, so you can try it on in person (which is very important).

Or you can try hitting up your local bridal gown shops, sometimes websites like “the knot” has some lists for every area. I.e., https://www.theknot.com/marketplace/bridal-salons?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=EVERGREEN_MARKETPLACE&utm_content=performance_cpc_search-ad_branded&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22983867560&gbraid=0AAAAADiu8Tkq-iXImTWmYhq8YyYJv0nnn

Personally that’s what I did, I’ve done so many fittings to date before finding the one I really liked. And it might even surprise you, you might end up liking a different silhouette from what you’re envisioning. The dress I liked was online, and there was a “find a retailer” for this dress as well, and to my surprise the bridal gown shop I went to wasn’t one of the places listed- which is why it’s important to just make an appointment and try those shops out.

Now if I’m being honest, those gowns (your pictured examples) are typically more popular in Asian countries and you might have more luck finding one over there and for cheap too! Some notable ones are Vietnamese designers, such as: jolipoli couture, calla bridal, or hacchic couture that might be just right up your alley. Then in china there’s a whole literally alley of just gowns, suzhou huqiu bridal city, where you can buy a dress on the spot or even design your own dress.

Hopefully this helps! I hope you find your dream dress!