Maid of honour’s dress is crowned ‘worst in history’ as design makes her look like she’s had VERY embarrassing accident

FINDING the perfect outfit to wear to a wedding as a guest can be just as hard as organising the big day. And one woman found that choosing a colour other than white isn’t the only rule to stick to – as she raised eyebrows with her bold pick with a rather unfortunate design. One woman has taken Reddit by storm with her gown Credit: Getty The look was brutally dubbed the “worst MOH dress” people claimed they’d ever seen Credit: reddit The maid of honour, whose identity remains unknown, has taken the internet by storm after her look was brutally dubbed the “worst MOH dress” people claimed they’d ever seen. According to the post, the bride and the groom had opted for “a blush-to-dark-dusty-rose” palette, with some of the guests looking summery and elegant in coral and mustard-tone dresses. Sign up for the Fabulous newsletter Thank you! To “distinguish her rank from the bridesmaids”, the maid of honour decided “to pull all the colours together on an otherwise white fabric”. The maxi gown featured a bardot-style top with a cinched-in waist, as well as a very unfortunate and bold floral placement – right by her crotch area. The intense shade of the red and the abstract design, sadly, resembled a huge period stain right at the front. “How could no one have called this out sooner and vetoed the dress?! It’s pretty obviously problematic…” the Redditor continued in the caption. “That poor woman’s gonna look over these wedding pics and have some deeeep cringes.” Uploaded less than 24 hours ago, the embarrassing snaps have already racked up close to a whopping 700 comments, with many agreeing that the floral placement is “diabolical”. Most read in Fabulous One baffled social media user wondered: “Did…they not notice this before it was bought or when she first tried it on cause how do you not notice?!” “Forget worst maid of honor dress, this might be the worst dress possibly ever. what psychopath designed this????” another demanded answers. “Why would they put the giant red flower that looks like a blood splatter THERE?? they couldn’t put it any higher????” According to eagle-eyed fashionistas, the unfortunate gown is by a brand called ASTR The Label and it will set you back a little over £140. Although in the wedding photos the dress is pristine white, on the brand’s website the linen gown has a slight yellow hue to it. A third commented: “How did this outfit even get its approvals greenlit, produced, then someone bought it and is wearing it….i have so many questions and i don’t want any answers.” “Omg who would even design this, especially with such an abstract shape,” someone else was also lost for words. “I bet she made a lot of people double take that day!” Unfortunately, this is not the first time a wedding guest has gone viral for all the wrong reasons. Previously, one gran-of-five was accused of “trying to upstage the bride” after she donned a very busty dress. Meanwhile, another woman was slammed for wearing a ‘vulgar’ wedding guest dress as trolls said she’s trying to ‘make the whole day’ about her ‘rack’. And last year, a mum came under fire after breaking the unspoken wedding rule – arriving to the ceremony in a light frock. Generally, it’s considered a faux pas for guests to wear white to a wedding, as it’s traditionally reserved for the bride. While the tradition is becoming more relaxed in some circles, it’s still generally advised to best avoid white and other light colours unless specifically requested by the couple. Wedding Guest Outfit Etiquette If you're struggling to decided on a dress to see you through wedding season, here's a few rules on what not to wear so you don't get in trouble. Folklore says that wearing red at a wedding means you slept with the groom. Casual attire like jeans and flip flops should always be avoided. Any colour that could be picked up as white or cream – even if it’s not. Most would agree that your cleavage needs to be covered. Wearing white is a massive no-no if you’re not the bride. Comment now