Naz looked like a heartbroken princess, while Storm's jumpsuit fabric unfortunately reminds us of a bin liner. Photo / Supplied
Dressing 23 women in sleek evening gowns is no easy task. But were The Bachelor's hopeful ladies given the best chance of catching Mauger's eye in the array of sparkles, cut-outs and lace offered to them?
Here we take a look back at the good, the bad and the recycled dresses worn by the bachelorettes.
Sleek with just enough detail in the fabric, Ceri wins the style stakes with this one.
It was a dress that would have swamped many a bachelorette, but Gabs was regal in this blue glitter gown.
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Despite the heartbreak as she wore it, this was Naz's prettiest dress of the show. But the real question here: Is it white or is it blue?
The sheer overlay and deep V work well for Erin here.
Managing demure and sexy, Fleur clearly caught The Bachelor's eye in this number.
A classic cut given an edge with texture sparkle, this was definitely Shari's best look.
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More news anchor than rose ceremony, couldn't Amanda have had at least a swatch of organza?
In theory, this dress should have worked. But the neckline and fabric let Nicole down.
Jumpsuits may be on trend, but in a fabric that resembles a bin liner, there was no saving this outfit for Storm.
Not even Ceri's perfect posture could detract from the spandex vibes and obviously mismatched slip length.
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Sequin sisters Gabs and Claudia went for the same cropped halter and matching skirt. Who wore it better?
Caught out again, Gabs opted for the white version of Rebecca's blue one-shouldered dress.
Naz knows what she likes, and sticks to it.
If there was one fabric favoured by the girls, it was this one, worn by Emily Rose, Fleur and Erin.
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