Designer prom dresses
Trends come and go, but there are some styles that are always fashionable. The high waistline of an Empire dress is perfect for hiding that tummy, or wide waist. It also can give shorter girls the illusion of being a little bit taller.
Sheath dresses are great for tall, thin girls. This design conforms to the body’s outline. Many sheath dresses are sleeveless. An A-line prom dress is perfect for hiding wide hips or big thighs. A-Line dresses flare out from the waist, giving the illusion of a nice hourglass figure. The width of the bottom of the dress also covers the width of the waist and thighs. Some people call the A-Line a princess cut.
The bouffant gown has a puffy sheer silk or rayon skirt. This gown is perfect for the girl that needs to hide thick legs. It’s also called a tulle skirt. The ball gown is a classic. It features a full, floor length skirt that begins at the waist.
Pleats complement a plus size design very nicely. Flat pleats with an empire waist will have you looking fantastic! Pleats also give visual interest to any prom dress, plus size or not. No prom dress would be complete without some sort of embellishment. Sequins, bows, textures, patterns, beads, and rhinestones all add that wow factor that distinguishes fantastic formal prom dresses from an ordinary dress. All of these embellishments can be used to draw the eye away from a problem area and toward a more appealing body feature.
No matter what your needs, there are plenty of great prom dress styles to choose from online. Whether you are petite or plus size, or have a large or small budget, you will be able to look great at the prom in your designer prom dress.
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