"You hate the dress, don't you? You don't have to wear it if you hate it that much."
"No no. It's your special day. You designed this just for me and I'll wear it with pride." Angel reassured her former coworker trying her best not to cringe outwardly. Hot pink wasn't her best color but if it were only that, she would have been fine. It wasn't. The 5'1" redhead was buried in a sea of technicolor petticoats and faux fur. The bow on her back was so big she needed heels just so she could keep from falling backwards. Though the dyed to match Payless brand wouldn't have been her first choice in footwear.
The ensemble was a disaster and honestly if Angel knew what horrible taste the girl had, she would never have hired her for a personal shopper at DKNY. Hopefully, the new manager had more sense than she did and moved her to cashier or stock girl or something.
Of course, Megan's wedding wasn't really the best time to get into it with her. She wasn't the only bridesmaid. There were 6 of them equally hideous though since she was the shortest she had to be out front. At least the groomsman there to escort her wasn't terrible. He was a bit on the stocky side at only 5'8" or 5'9" but good looking and not over flirtatious like the guy behind her who took that whole hooking up at a wedding thing to heart.
Angel was actually pretty surprised she was asked to be in the wedding. Megan and she had gone to lunch a few times but they never really ventured into anything super personal. Angelica was private besides she didn't want to have to answer 8 billion questions.
As the doors to the sanctuary opened, Angel could feel her cheeks flush in embarrassment. Every bulb flash made her want to beg them for no pictures. No proof that she would actually wear such a thing. Most people in the isle agreed in her disapproval. In fact there was only one person in the place that looked just as excited about the look as the bride was Megan's mom. She was most likely partially to blame for the wreck of a dress. Angel made a note to thank her after the ceremony.