Marshmallow Skewers Would It Be The Epitome Of Poor Etiquette To Ask To Borrow A Dress I Donated?

Would it be the epitome of poor etiquette to ask to borrow a dress I donated? - marshmallow skewers

After attending an event last year, which was similar to a debutante ball, I tried my dress for a local organization that offers great benefits dresses for girls with financial difficulties to enable them to special events such as, celebration graduation and Quinceañeras. We were forced to wear a wedding dress with the silhouette of ball gown, so I then I knew that donated the dress she was likely he would remain in a storage bag, as the only daughter have a very thin Quinceañera and visitors the opportunity to to use it, and while I was volunteering in the organization a few weeks ago hung the dress on disk. I am honored in another debutante ball will be sorted in less than two weeks and months, special clothing has not arrived. Designers have eternal excuse me start to lose my optimism arrive on time on target. I spent weeks looking for another dress that met the specifications required of the ball, and everything I tried to put me in like a stick with marshmallows on skewers.Parodies require profound changes in the cost of my size only, and it bothers me though is that I bought a new dress, the adjustment will not be completed in time.

Do you think it would be unpleasant to ask for the organization, whether it's clothes, which they could borrow given? He would clean and return after the ball gown, so that they can sell on eBay and use the proceeds to buy other necessary items for girls, as usual, with clothing that is not claimed after one year. My mom thinks it's disgusting and unacceptable, but I'm Running out of options. It is a very special event for my whole family to visit, and I want a dress that I fear he slips out of me in the middle of a waltz.

I appreciate your comments. Thank you in advance for your answers. :)