May 30, 2012 by: Madison Vanderberg
Emily Maynard, the first ever Barbie doll “Bachelorette,” reportedly has a $350,000 wardrobe budget on the show.
“We had an enormous clothing budget,” Emily’s stylist, Cary Fetman tells In Touch, “It was bigger than any previous season – and we still went over!”
Well, they dress Emily Maynard like a freaking Disney princess, so it’s no wonder her diamond encrusted prom dresses cost that much. I guess you have to dress like a princess to find your prince charming. Uggh, I hate myself for writing those words, in that order.
Some of Emily Maynard’s overly expensive wardrobe pieces include $1,045 Christian Louboutin Straratata heels and a $40,000 nude Randi Rahm gown.
“Emily has fabulous taste and was involved in deciding what we should dress her in this season,” says Cary, “For me, it was like dressing a Barbie doll!”
However, Maynard has a rule that she only wears heels and she doesn’t like jeans. She’s a true “Southern Belle.”
“Emily hates flats,” says Cary, “She loves to be a girlie girl. She loves dresses and anything glitzy and sparkly. She is not a jeans girl by any means.”
The point of this article, I think, is to warn single women that unless you have $350,000 for a first date outfit, there’s no hope for you in finding love.
“We had an enormous clothing budget,” Emily’s stylist, Cary Fetman tells In Touch, “It was bigger than any previous season – and we still went over!”
Well, they dress Emily Maynard like a freaking Disney princess, so it’s no wonder her diamond encrusted prom dresses cost that much. I guess you have to dress like a princess to find your prince charming. Uggh, I hate myself for writing those words, in that order.
Some of Emily Maynard’s overly expensive wardrobe pieces include $1,045 Christian Louboutin Straratata heels and a $40,000 nude Randi Rahm gown.
“Emily has fabulous taste and was involved in deciding what we should dress her in this season,” says Cary, “For me, it was like dressing a Barbie doll!”
However, Maynard has a rule that she only wears heels and she doesn’t like jeans. She’s a true “Southern Belle.”
“Emily hates flats,” says Cary, “She loves to be a girlie girl. She loves dresses and anything glitzy and sparkly. She is not a jeans girl by any means.”
The point of this article, I think, is to warn single women that unless you have $350,000 for a first date outfit, there’s no hope for you in finding love.
