Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Why You Shouldn't Spend A Lot On Your Prom Dress

It's that time of year again—time to buy prom dresses! Or at least look into them. The question is, how do you know what you should look for when you're buying prom dresses and what do you need to know about buying your formal dresses? First of all, when it comes to prom dresses, you need to know that you don't need to buy a really, really, really expensive dress. You don't need to worry about the cost, just the way that the dress looks. If the dress satisfies you then you don't need to worry about how expensive that it is.

First of all, make sure that you like the way that the dress fits. Make sure that it is comfortable for you and that the dress is the color, fabric, etc that you like. Take the time to try on any dress that you plan on or think about buying so that you know how it fits and also how it will feel to you the day that you are wearing it. Don't pick a prom dress that you aren't comfortable in just because it looks nice.

In the case that you happen to see a dress that isn't a price that you can afford, try to find one that is less expensive or take a look online and see how much that the dress costs then. You may find that it is quite a bit less expensive.

Friday, January 21, 2011

The Pros of Buying your Own Prom Dress

So you're trying to decide if it's worth it to buy your own prom dresses. After all, you're going to only wear it one day. The question is—why should you buy your own formal dresses? How can it benefit you?

The answer is that by buying your own prom dress, you allow yourself the opportunity to have a formal dress always on hand. Now, you could buy a huge, fancy, completely out there dress, or you could buy something that is a little bit more conservative and that would serve you better for less formal dances. It's up to you. Make sure that if you are gong to buy your own prom dress is take the time to make sure that the dress fits you well and also doesn't poke or stab or do anything like that. Make sure that the fabric is very comfortable to you also. You don't want to be stuck in a dress for six plus hours that feels horrible.

When you buy your own prom dresses, you also are able to wear it wherever and whenever that you like. You are also able to mix and match it with whatever accessories that you would like. One tip when you buy a prom dress is to make sure that the dress is your favorite color or a color that you really, really like.

Friday, January 14, 2011

Picking your Perfect Prom Dress

So you're looking for the perfect prom dress but you aren't entirely sure how to do that. After all, finding prom dresses is a big deal and many people try their best to find their perfect prom dress. The question is—what is your perfect prom dress and how do you find it? First of all, you need to keep yourself in mind and now what is popular.
Firstly, look at your body type. What exactly is your strong point as far as your body goes? What do you consider to be something that you would like to cover up? Small details can help to both draw attention to and also cover up certain things, depending on what they are. For example, if you had a fitted waist, it would not only draw attention to your bust (if that is what you're aiming to draw attention to), but also make your waist look smaller. The same goes for the rear, if you would like to draw attention to or detract from that.

Make sure that your prom dresses are colors that you like. If you love baby blue, try to find a few baby blue dresses. If you prefer red dresses, try to find a few red dresses. Keep what you prefer to wear in mind also. For example, if you prefer tank tops, then look for dresses that have straps.

Wednesday, January 05, 2011

Why you should take your Prom Dress to a Seamstress...

So you have your prom dresses all picked out and you and your friends find that you need to alter them. You can sew at all and the only person who can doesn’t have any idea how to take a dress in. So the question is—how exactly do you go about taking in your dress when you aren’t sure what you should do? How do you add that pretty lace border when you aren't sure where to start? With all of these questions floating around your mind, it can be extremely difficult to realize just how much that you use a seamstress when it comes to prom dresses.

First of all, find a seamstress that you trust. See if you can examine some of her work, especially any work that may have been done on cocktail dresses and see if it fits your needs. If it does not, search for another seamstress instead. This may take some time, but in the end it is worth it. Most seamstresses are able to work not only on long dresses but also on short dresses. Try to make an assessment based on what you feel will best suit you.

Monday, January 03, 2011

How to give a prom dress to somebody

If you’ve gone out of your way, looked through hundreds of prom dresses, dove through accessories and just tried your best in general to find good prom dresses for that special girl in your life, then you may be wondering how to give it to her. After all, you’ve gone through the trouble of buying her it—giving formal dresses to someone should be just as special. Keep in mind that these are only suggestions as to how to give someone their cocktail dresses, and that you can jazz it up at your leisure.

First of all, you could show up to pick her up for prom (make sure she is paid for first, though!) and when she says she can’t go, present her with the dress. Make sure that it is in some sort of covering so that—just in case—she drops it or she tackles you and you drop it, it doesn’t get dirty.

Another idea for dresses is to have the dress lying on her bed and wait downstairs while she goes upstairs and sees it. You could also place any jewelry that you bought (it’s okay if you don’t) on top of the dress in plain sight. This works great for both short dresses and long dresses of all shapes and styles. You could also substitute the jewelry with petty flowers instead.