Ball gowns, also called A-line dresses, may seem cliche for prom. But let me tell you, they are timeless for a reason. Their full skirts hide hips, accentuate waists, and balance bust lines.
From promgirl.com
Plus, they hide your feet so you can wear comfy flats like sneakers or flip flops!
The age old rule that white dresses are reserved for brides seems to be flying out the window. There are many fabulous white prom dresses out there, like this one by Shimmer.
From promgirl.com
Sure, this low cut beaded gown could work for a wedding, but its fun details and sexy T-back are much more appropriate for prom.
What do you think? Would you wear a white prom dress?
Looking for a gorgeous blue prom dress? It may be Friday the 13th, but today is your lucky day!
From promgirl.com
This long blue prom dress by Jasz features a sparkly rhinestone T-back and beadwork below the bust for a beautiful and elegant look.
That’s the question. Should you go for a print prom dress or a solid color? There are benefits to both so it can be a tough decision.
Why You Should Choose a Print Dress
One word: Personality
There are so many prints in so many colors that one is bound to the uniqueness is you. If you’re concerned about your dress being to busy, look for a dress that mixes print with sequins or a monochrome sash.
From promgirl.com
Why Your Should Choose a Solid Color Dress
Seventeen’s 2012 prom issue has come to brighten our lives…especially with Shay Mitchell’s vibrant yellow prom dress on the cover!
From seventeen.com
The Precious Formals gown features a fully rhinestoned bodice, a high low hemline, and a sweetheart neckline.
