The ruling on breaking an oath regarding wearing a specific garment

Question:
I say, may you live long, I have two questions for you, may you live long. The first question is that my family bought a dress for one of the celebrations, the weddings, and they made an oath that the one who would wear it was for the wedding. So on the day of the wedding, they showed it to the rest of the family and they brought out another dress for her, and she swore that she would not wear it on this occasion, so she wore another dress. What is the ruling, O Shaykh? And the second question. The second question is that we want a word from the Shaykh, may Allah preserve him, for the owners of large businesses and real estate to lower the prices of real estate so that it becomes easy for citizens, meaning to own houses at reasonable prices. Good. May Allah reward you all with good. Thank you. The Honorable Shaykh, the questioner Abu Muhammad says that the wife bought a dress for the celebration but did not wear it, and she swore that she would wear the first one, but she broke her oath. What is required of her?

Answer:
She is required to pay the expiation for an oath, and there is no blame on her for wearing whatever covering clothing she wishes. She owes the expiation for an oath because she did not wear what she swore to wear. Yes.