05 March, 2012

A very glamorous evening



Every girl’s life can be marked by a sequence of significant dresses; there are two that stand out the most. Of course there’s the wedding dress, but then there’s your prom dress (the rehearsal). It might seem like a lifetime away but preparation from your prom needs to be organised in good time. 

The races and weddings might also be coming up on your agenda this summer and you need to acquire the perfect dress.


  • Fundamentally know your colour, you want to be bold and stand out. If you’re going for the red carpet style look at current colours in fashion such as pastel pinks, blues, yellows, creams and mint.
  • Choose what fabric you prefer. Fabrics such as animal or floral print won’t require too much bling whereas; if you choose a plain fabric you might want to add some sparkle.
  • Don’t wear black, you will always regret it. It’s a special occasion not a funeral.
  • If you decide for a floor length dress, you can always take it up later and nobody will know!
  • Short dresses can be great, especially if the weathers hot. But choose a dress that is fitted around the bust and one that kicks out at the bottom for that mini princess style.
  •  Avoid a hem that falls just above your ankles, it makes your legs look shorter and is a bit old fashioned.  
  •   For the special occasion, you’re allowed to treat yourself to matching shoes and bag. It might be a bit pricier but it if you shop on the high street you can always pick up something for a reasonable price. It makes your outfit look a lot more expensive and adds that extra detail.
  •   A tan always looks good and makes you feel better, I’m not talking Oompa Loompas. I’m talking about a natural looking gloss and shimmer. St Tropez skin illuminator – colour Rose gives you a gorgeous shimmer.
  • Loose curls and messy side buns are the most common hair styles at proms, you could be a bit more daring and individual and try out a differently style. For more inspiration visit: Prom Hairstyles 2012.
  •  And last but not least, keep away from those meringue dresses!

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