How to Get A Classic Prom Dress

1. Search online. Retailers make gowns that are based on period clothing. If you can afford it, this would be a great source for classic prom gowns.

 

2. Visit your local fabric store. Find patterns for classic prom dresses or dresses that can be worn to the prom, and make your own. Your gown will not only be made just for you, but one-of-a-kind. If you can't sew, hire someone to make the dress for you.

 

3. Explore stores that sell vintage clothing. Stores like these specialize in clothing from many eras and clothes from the modern era are in the minority. You should be able to find a wonderful classic prom dress there.

 

4. Experience the thrill of making your own classic dress from scratch by making your own patterns as well as the gown. Explore costume history books or sites. You will make not only a classic prom dress, but also something that can be passed down from generation to generation.

Famous Prom Dresses Designers

Jovani- This designer's couture is well-known by younger female celebrities. Jovani designs are popular with everyone from Katy Perry to Carrie Underwood to Taylor Swift.

Tony Bowls- Tony's dresses have appeared in the Miss America Pageant, Miss USA Pageant, The Price Is Right, and Wheel of Fortune. These dresses are the ultimate in opulence with hand beading, Swarovski crystals, and sequins.

Sherri Hill- For many teens, Hill the "go-to" designer. Miss America and Miss USA winners have worn her gowns, as well as Carrie Underwood, Martina McBride, and Kate Gosselin.

Alyce Designs- French-born Alyce Hamm began the internationally-successful company in 1967 with her brother. Their name is now attached to very colorful eye-popping designs that aren't meant for more demure girls.

Morilee by Madeline Gardner- Madeline Gardner has been designing dresses throughout most of her life, even before she attended The Fashion Institute of New York City. Her designs often feature sequins and rhinestones for a look of pure elegance. Click Here to See Details.