When it comes to prom season, we’re really excited about! Prom lets us indulge in some of our favorite fantasies: being pampered by stylists, feeling transformed from a normal girl into a ball-gowned beauty, and being whisked away to a dance in a fancy car. But before we get to the ball, we need the dress. When searching for the perfect gown, we know just where to look: young adult books. With gorgeous dresses featured on the covers of our favorite novels, we have plenty of inspiration to help us fulfill our wildest dreams.
After doing some research on formal dresses and discount prom dresses online of the decades, I concluded that all of them show about the same amount of skin, and are all in all beautiful in their own way. I don't get how some people think that prom is all about flaunting what you have. Most prom dresses are classic, covering, and modest -- only some girls like to throw it all on the table. Formal dresses from now back to at least the '40s are all alike, despite style changes. During the '40s it was all about sleek, long, trimmed edges down to the floor, silk and modesty. The'50s however, were quite a different story. Formal dresses were all about the ruffles, floral patterns, and strapless dresses. These dresses were always in pastel colors like lavender, pink and yellow.
Gathered and ruffled chiffon was the material to go with for this type of dress. The '60s was a time of romance and passion, so an empire waist with a beaded bust line was the only way to go. This was about the time that haltered-top style dresses with a vague glimpse of the back gave a sensual, yet beautiful appearance. During this time dull colors were in effect, like misty green, light grays, aqua, and light blues. The '70s were a time to be overly glamorous, unique and all around fabulous -- a time of pure glory. Formal dresses in the '70s were usually long and sequined, similar to the '40s. But there was one minor change -- long, synthetic materials were used for scarves andwraps. The '80s were the most random and bold time period. Three words come to mind when thinking about the '80s -- lace, bows, and tight. Formal dresses from this time period were not only provocative and unusually tight, but loud -- not only with the colors, but with extra everything. The '90s formals were all about the baby doll dresses, the shorter the better.
Prom is one of the milestones in a girl's life, so make sure it goes how you always thought it would. Above all else wear what you want to wear and do what you want to do, but for God's sake have some fun. Today it seems that the dresses picked for formals are all like the Disney princess style, or coronation style. I'm under the impression that the best dresses are the ones with thin or no straps, a flat line top, and large bottoms. Sequins and floral or glittery patterns seem to be very popular. Well, prom dresses are all different in some ways, but all in all it's just something you'll wear once and stash in your closet.
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