ってのは

[zuotengdazuo]

それに確かに、奥さんになる人の、青空の下での白いウェディングドレス姿ってのは見てみたいじゃないですか。

Hi. I know the underlined part is just というのは, but does this っての add any nuance?
Thank you.

 

[Toritoribe]

It's colloquial, friendly, frank, etc. than というのは, as usual.

 

[zuotengdazuo]

It's colloquial, friendly, frank, etc. than というのは, as usual.

Thank you. But I'd like to ask about the difference between "...姿ってのは見て..." and "...姿は見て..."?

 

[Toritoribe]

It softens the nuance by not saying it clearly, like "something like~".
As is often the case with ～という you've been asking repeatedly, it's often hard to explain the function unambiguously.

 

[zuotengdazuo]

Thank you again.