Types and Styles of Prom Dresses

Prom dress styles

Some models prom dresses that you see are the ball gown, A-line (princess), sheath, lace covered, high-low, baby doll, chiffon, one-shoulder, empire, golden glamor, modest, and halter.

A-Line

A prom dress has a very large skirt flows from the waist to mid-calf or ankle. It could be a tailored fit and top or a corset type top. A-line or princess dress flares at the bottom and near the waist. It forms an "a" shape as it fits to your body from top to bottom.

High-low, covered with lace and chiffon prom dresses

The high low dress zigzags vertically at the hemline so it is short in some spots and long in others. Sheath dress is one that is hidden on the body and nothing clings about your figure. Lace covered dress can be among them as the top layer a satin or satin with lace material. Chiffon dresses look like a chic evening dress worn by the women of Rome or Greece. With a high empire waist, the dress long and flows from the hips to the ankles. It is ideal for almost any figure.

Babydoll, one shoulder sleeveless dresses

The ball gown babydoll is very short and sweet as a rule. It will normally comprise at the top and flows to the bottom with a high waist therebetween. Baby doll dresses usually come with a tied ribbon or belt around the stomach area to give the "baby dress" look. One shoulder prom dresses have only one shoulder strap, of course, on the other hand cuffs. They are usually long and elegant gowns. There are also evening dresses strapless ball gowns and complete. These can be worn with or without a jacket or wrap.

Holder, Golden Glamour, and Modest Prom Dresses

Halter dress looks like a halter on the sleeves and then flows toward the knees. It does look more than just under the knees and may look like a high-low hem dress in general. The golden sheen dress is usually shiny gold like "Hollywood" style apparel appear. The modest dress is beautiful, simple and humble. It covers everything, so that the user add a touch of glamor and elegance.

Types of sleeves

Cap sleeves are short and cover only the arms and shoulders. Juliet sleeves are puffy at the shoulders and taper all the way to the wrist. Some sleeves start below the shoulders or appear to "hang" the shoulders. Also, spaghetti straps are thin straps with no sleeves.

Cutouts

Cutouts are also important when choosing a dress. Empire Neckline pulls and then connect to a very large size. A sweetheart neckline looks like the top of a heart. A jewel neckline is simple and round, located just above the collarbone. The boat neckline (Bandeau) comes around to each collarbone, similar to a sailor's suit.

Other words for prom

There are also handbags, or small purses and clutches that can match your dress. Clutches are small handbags strapless. Scarves Jackets but not your shoulders are loose. You can wear when you go out in the cold and easily remove them for dancing. A tiara is a princess-type hairpiece than they are worn with the hair up or down. There are elbow gloves and wrist gloves. To achieve elbow gloves to the elbow, for the lower part of the arm while wrist gloves to cover only the hands.