It’s Hometown Week on The Bachelor, so it’s time to judge the outfits our ladies think will solidify their spots in the all important Fantasy Suites!
With only four remaining in the Bachelor journey, everyone gets a ranking on the scale of best to worst dressed.
Best dressed this week goes to our unlucky in love, stuck in the friend-zone contestant Caelynn. For her meet the parents look, she wore an amazing light blue leather jacket with black top underneath, black jeans and black booties with cut-outs on the side. Very biker chic! For the rose ceremony that would end up being her last, Caelynn chose a long black fully sequined halter top gown that looked absolutely stunning.
Her look only made her goodbye tears that much more beautiful. Colton, I hope you regret letting this beauty queen go from The Bachelor because she looked flawless.
Runner up for this week goes to Hannah G., who stuck to a black palette for both of her date looks. She attended etiquette class and the parental dinner while wearing a black long sleeved off the shoulder top with distressed jeans. It was cute and casual. The rose ceremony also brought us a simple LBD that hit just above the knee and had dainty straps complimented by a tiny gold necklace. Classic, very pretty and worthy of a trip to the Bachelor Fantasy Suite!
Worst dressed this week goes to Not Quite There Yet Cassie. Our blonde surfer wore a white bikini with black stripes and ugly white linen pants to meet Colton on the beach before they went off to meet the parents. Her dinner look was a very cute red linen jumpsuit with big buttons down the front, but what placed Cassie in last was her rose ceremony outfit. Cassie wore a white two piece number that consisted of a long skirt and a capped sleeve crop top.
Overall this look was not flattering, kinda sloppy and didn’t compare to what the other ladies brought to the table and I just really didn’t like it. Cassie, I need you to do more next week since you will have way more screen time.
Second place of our worst dressed goes to Tayshia. I must admit that I loved her rose ceremony dress. The fully sequined gold dress with tiny straps was gorgeous! But alas, her daytime look left a lot to be desired. From the white flowy tank top with lace at the top to the distressed capris, this whole look seemed like something I would have worn back in high school in the early 2000’s. Tayshia added a long cardigan for the transition from day to night and facing her family, but it just wasn’t enough to make this outfit any good. Next week I want things on level with that gold dress, Tayshia! I believe in you!
Three left and Fantasy Suites on deck, let’s hope the fashion choices are good enough to entice viewers and the Bachelor himself!