<human>: Just need to vent!

I have tried on probably 15 or so dresses since getting engaged. I haven't found the "one" yet, but I do have a pretty good idea of what styles/materials I like best. So I was pretty happy when I found (what I think will be) the one while looking through David's Bridal's newest releases. Sweetheart neckline, structured top, ballgown silhouette but not *too* poofy, tulle skirt. Gorgeous and perfect for my evening wedding.

I called my local DB: they don't have it in stock. Can't tell me when they're getting it in stock. They get new dresses every single day, but don't know what they're getting. I reached out to their online customer service. I reached out to their Facebook customer service. Not only can no one can tell me when this dress will hit stores (as of right now it's not in ANY of them), they also don't have a way of notifying me when it DOES come in. All they keep telling me is, "It's available online now!"

That's all well and good, but after trying on as many dresses as I have, I know that ordering a dress online without ever trying it on will be a HUGE risk that probably won't pay off. I've fit in dresses one size down all the way to three sizes up.

I just can't believe it's 2016 and a store that relies on computerized inventory can't tell me when they'll get a dress in. All I can do is call my local DB every couple weeks and say, "Do you have this dress yet? Does anyone nearby have this dress yet? Do you know when you'll get this dress?"

Has anyone else had this happen? Anything I can do to make this process a little easier?

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<bot>: Found a dress I desperately want to try on, but David's Bridal doesn't have it in stores and doesn't have any idea when they will get it.