Will you wear a cloth if asked to ?

Okay, I am sticking my neck out here to answer part of this question.... My first wife did not care what I liked and often bought shirts/pants I was not willing to wear. I took them back to the store and traded them for things I would wear. My second wife tried to force me to wear clothes she thought I should wear for the "image" she wanted me to project. I returned those clothes to the stores until she made the stores stop accepting them back. I cut her out of my money when I could not return the clothes to the stores and gave the clothes away. I divorced her not very long after that happened!

When I was married my husband bought me clothes I liked. We shopped together. I would never wear something I didn't like. No matter who bought it for me.

I think it is good to like clothes. We all have tastes. Having said that, it is the person who sees us more than we see us, whose sense of seeing needs to be pleased, so wearing what we think looks good on us is fine, but wearing what another person thinks look good on us is even better!

I will wear the dress my partner will suggest or request to wear if i'm comfortable on that.

From the conversation, you gave her the impression that you will force your opinions and wishes on your future partner. Her abrupt reply tells me that the dress was not modest according to her so obviously she will be uncomfortable wearing it. Being an Indian girl myself, it is okay for my future husband to gift / ask me to wear certain dresses. It is not okay for him to expect me to wear it without caring about how I feel about it. I will actually expect my husband to know me better than to ask such things of me. I understand that a husband can have some wishes / desires to see his wife in certain way. It's not wrong. In such case, husband should be considerate and make arrangements / plans. He can ask her to just wear it for his eyes only (meaning in a private setting). I am sure it wouldn't take much coaxing from him for his wife to comply to his request. Even your friend would / may have agreed to that after the couple gets comfortable with each other. And by the way, sending a picture I suspect that made her uncomfortable. Any guy sending me a picture of a dress that I consider not modest will make me uncomfortable and wary of his intentions. No matter however long I have known him or how strong our friendship is. Hence the word "uncivilized" entered the picture. (I am not saying that dresses in picture are revealing. Definition of modesty differs for everyone) Secondly., the conversation you quoted didn't have the marriage word anywhere in it. Where did the discussion of that topic go and how it landed on the topic of the dress? LOL!

I will! for the sake of happiness! but I will definitely persuade him I will look better in another dress lol

Well, she will wear. And then she will expect you to buy her new clothes every week! Blue one is good. I will not wear that for obvious reasons, though. Your friend doesn't know how she will act once she gets married. Perceptions are not reality always. What you think may not always be what you do.

My husband bought me some shirts and I discovered he has better taste than I do! I've never been one for clothes shopping. But there have been times he's bought me items that I couldn't wear. Mostly because he got the size wrong. I guess he sees me as "smaller" than I am. Anyway, I'm happy to wear the things he picks out for me. Though I know he'd understand if I just didn't like an item or if something was too provocative to wear in public. On the flip side, he'll often wear things that I like, to please me. And if I don't like a shirt or something of his, he doesn't wear it. Or, um, I throw it away. Also goes for hair. He likes my hair long, so I keep it long. I like his beard, so he doesn't shave. Though, on occasion, I'll ask him to change it up by trimming it down or molding it into a goatee or something. And he's happy to comply.

Personally, I don't like someone to tell me what to wear or what not to wear but if the dress looks good (I'm sure my husband knows me too well to buy something I don't like) there's no reason why I should not wear it.