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Prom Dresses for 2014

February 19, 2014 Carissa Beam 1 Comment

Photo credit: JenJenHouse.com
Photo credit: JenJenHouse.com

Prom season was always the time of year to look forward to as an upperclassman. It signified that the school year was almost over and summer was on its way! Girls always entailed more maintenance than the guys between a dress, hair, makeup and tanning .. although when I was in school, guys partook in the tanning too. While the styles changed with every new generation, the importance of the prom dress remains the same.

Photo credit: JenJenHouse.com
Photo credit: JenJenHouse.com

Today’s prom dresses look more like they could be on the red carpet for an awards ceremony. As I watch my younger cousins and their friends prepare for prom season, I realize that there isn’t one specific style. Some girls go for a short cocktail dress, while others go for a long flowing gown. I was always partial to the long gowns, but if I could go to prom now, I wouldn’t completely rule out a short sassy dress. Our variety was limited to the stores in the area for dresses and trying to get a dress that hadn’t been seen by every girl in your school was nearly impossible. The dresses at http://www.jenjenhouse.com/Prom-Dresses-c18/ give you tons of options.

Photo credit: JenJenHouse.com
Photo credit: JenJenHouse.com

The dress I picked out for my junior prom had to be special ordered because it wasn’t carried in store, but this was an UNHEARD of practice. You could order different colors, but the style was always something that was carried in house. I see many girls heading to prom shopping ONLINE for their dress. Not to mention when two stores in the area are monopolizing the prom season, you are at their mercy for the price.. so that’s right you were paying HUNDREDS for your prom dress. Places like www.jenjenhouse.com have a huge selection of prom dresses that are gorgeous and extremely reasonably priced! Their variation of prom dresses include gowns to short dresses, ruffles and frilly to sleek and simple and everything in between.

 

What’s your prom dress style? 

 

 

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About Carissa Beam

I'm a first time mommy to a monkey boy. A city girl married to a country boy turned semi-city slicker. Social butterfly, football fanatic, music lover with the best friends around. Naturally drawn to marketing, PR, and anything that involves interpersonal communication. Proud promoter of being a fashionable and fabulous mom. SteelerNation, Yankees, love at first sight.

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    June 1, 2014 at 4:15 pm

    The key is to add a pop of color in your footwear selection. Besides, you can also avoid the rush of people
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    prices compared to the conventional shops. The wholehearted devotion to follow teen fashion trends are considered by some
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