Aeriel Garcia's bridesmaid squad: Steal their looks

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In case you’ve been living under a rock, content creator and influencer, Aerial Garcia, recently tied the knot with her partner, Patrick Sugui. Sugui was a former star on the reality TV show, Pinoy Big Brother.

While Garcia looked stunning in her Mak Tumang gown, our attention was on her bridesmaid tribe and how great they looked in their forest green gowns. Indeed, the girls understood the assignment. Bridesmaid dresses are notorious for being unflattering so it was great to see that Garcia’s bridal party put their own spin to their individual dresses. Garcia’s bridesmaids included fellow influencers Julia Barretoo, Gabbi Garcia, Janella Salvador, and Ria Atayde.

Each bridesmaid wore strappy versions of their dresses, some with gorgeous cutouts that showed off their curves. We loved that each bridesmaid picked a dress that flattered their body!

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Straps and cutouts are going to be huge this season. So, if you’re looking for dresses and tops to rock the trends, we’ve got you. Here are our top picks:

1. Elaracloset Catriona Top

P237 P474 at Lazada

Elaracloset Catriona Top. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Elaracloset Catriona Top. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

2. Basic strappy cross top

P250 at Lazada Philippines

Strappy top. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Strappy top. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

3. Sexy cutout Barbie doll dress

P342.50 P685 at Lazada Philippines

Barbie doll dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Barbie doll dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

4. Korean evening dress

P126.42 P239 at Lazada Philippines

Korean evening dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Korean evening dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

5. Lace-up cutout fishtail dress

P755 at Lazada Philippines

Lace cutout-dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Lace cutout-dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

6. Baao maxi dress

P214 P959 at Lazada Philippines

Baao maxi dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Baao maxi dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

7. Bubble sleeve green dress

P550 P800 at Lazada Philippines

Bubble sleeve green dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)
Bubble sleeve green dress. (PHOTO: Lazada Philippines)

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