All Dressed Up

I have been shopping here for years one part of the store is special event gowns the other is cocktail/​high-​end clothing.
They have a great selection in dresses and have a school registry for prom dresses so nobody else from your school can buy the same dress. (if they are shopping at All Dressed Up) They also have a sale rack for cocktail dresses/​top on the other side.
The staff are very helpful and can do special orders if they do not have a item in stock. I never feel pressured by the staff but it’s hard to go in and not buy anything because you can go in feeling like nothing and walk out feeling like a million bucks.
Prices are higher end, but they last I bought a few dresses there years ago and they still look like the day I got it. I would recommend this store to anyone who has a special event I find the selection is a lot better than most of the other shops.

The service is great. I’ve gotten two prom dresses from there and the ladies who work there were very, very helpful!
They were nice and considerate.
I also went to debut, in spring garden place, but this store All Dressed Up has more selection and better service.
Of course it’s not cheap to purchase a prom dress, but the prices here are all right!

I came to this store looking for bridesmaid dresses… instead I wound up buying two dresses for me– whoopsie daisy! (In my defense I have a couple of holiday events left to attend, so my new dresses will come in handy).
All Dressed up has a wide range of beautiful dresses that suit pretty much everyone’s tastes– from subtle and sexy little black dresses, to long eye-​catching gowns and sassy cocktail dresses. When I was in the store, I found three gorgeous dresses and naturally i just HAD to try them on. The staff were very friendly, and were honest in which dresses did and did not suit me. One of the workers even suggested the perfect shoes to match the dress, which were just across the street at KAS (she knew what she was talking about!). I wound up buying a really pretty beige and black lace cocktail dress for an upcoming Christmas party, and I splurged on a little sequined number for New Year’s Eve. Sexxytime! The prices are a tad steep, but I figure that the styles are versatile enough that I will find multiple uses for each dress.
Across the hall there’s another little store (still part of All Dressed Up). It’s a little more «dressed down» than it’s counterpart across the hall, featuring more everyday wear such as denim pieces and fancy tops and sweaters. I never really got the chance to look around at their inventory (spent all my lunch hour trying on the two dresses I bought, ha!). Next time, I’ll be sure to take a peek around in there, too.

All Dressed Up is a two stores in one. One side has more conservative clothes including day wear (I always find the phrase day wear funny, but basically dressy clothes you could wear to an office or a daytime business function) and evening wear in the form of dressier, casual clothes for evening events. Some funky accessories are available to round out your outfit.
Where the fun begins is across the hall. The dazzling display of taffeta, satin, rhinestones and lace makes you feel like you’ve walked into a socialite’s closet.
The store carries top brands like Nicole Miller and BCBG and has frocks for any occasions from weddings to evening galas to prom and everything in between. Some dresses may appear a bit over bedazzled, but many of the dresses are exquisite objects d’art. Not every dress is super fancy. Plenty of tamer, less attention grabbing selections are available for those girls who want to look great, but not necessarily stand out in the crowd.
The staff is very helpful and there’s even an internet connection available to look up dresses.
Dresses on the dressy side start around $ 300, decidedly special occasion material in my books. Although there is usually a sale rack in the hall featuring pieces from the day wear side starting at $ 119 and less.

All Dressed Up and ready to go, this is a Spring Garden Place fashion fix for more every kind of fancy. With two opposing storefronts, its essentially two separate shops with two different sartorial styles.
In one store stands a firm housing of formal wear. From bridesmaid to the belle of the ball, the selection of threads is offers clean revision with that extra pack of glitz. Far more elegant than other dress/​gown shops I’ve been into around the city, All Dressed up is a safe bet for fancy fare without being obnoxious.
Across the way is a space dedicated to styles for the day to day. Threads span from sundresses to cardigans and tanks, and offer a similar taste level.
Overall I was impressed with both portions of this ownership. Buzz worthy brands like BCBG are enough to get your attention, although there are many other less obvious names with fresh and cool looks. A crochet cardi had me at hello… although it wasn’t a spending day for me. Although not everything was completely my own preference, there were, indeed a bundle of items I lusted over, and the overall package is hard to deny.

I was in this shop today and can only give this review on what the selection was in the store.
Once again, this is the selection only, we did not purchase or try a dress on.
First, this is like walking into a fairytale with some of these dresses. They had such a large variety, I was shocked. There was young girls trying on these beautiful gowns. Some in red, others in gold and some in burgundy, I think you could find anything in here, long, short or cocktail dresses and every color option.
Each dress was so full of personality, of course they all looked beautiful. I am not sure someone can look bad in these dresses. When you put one one, you just feel like a princess.
The ladies in the shop were very nice to us, asked us if we needed any help, talked about the weather. They were very down to earth. The gowns ranged around $ 300 — 500, but there was a back wall with ones on sale, they were around $ 200. I thought this was a pretty good price.
I liked the selection here. It is the only store that posts a sign. «Please remove shoes before entering». I think this is so no one would catch the shoe while trying on the dress.

It’s really hard to feel comfortable in a place where you are afraid to breathe. That basically sums up my experience at All Dressed Up.
I pass the store often, but don’t dream to enter as it mainly carries higher end clothing than I can afford and a wide selection of prom dresses. These prom dresses are the main attraction for many girls that flock to this store all winter, and when I finally went to pick out a dress the women that worked there made me never want to come back.
They wouldn’t let my friend go into the change room with me, our bags were taken behind the cash register (who would try to smuggle out 11 layers of toule?), and no pictures were allowed to be taken of me trying on the dress.
Not-​So Hot Hint: Don’t plan on being able to zip and unzip yourself, I was reprimanded and given the «you break it you buy it» line for doing just that.

Specializing in cocktail and formal wear, this ladies-​only store is not an everyday wear sort of place. While I was checking it out it was pretty busy, which I attribute to prom/​spring formal season approaching. There is a small selection of jeans and tops here, but I imagine any that get purchased are only added on as an afterthought because the person is already there to buy dresses. If you do need a fancy dress, you’ll find a wide variety here in mainstream to more adventurous styles — lots of glitter and glam, shiny fabrics, marabou feathers, dangly bits and a trendy palette. Spanx and other undergarments are also available.