Best Prom Dresses In Classic Styles


by Steve Addison - Date: 2010-08-16 - Word Count: 366 Share This!

Come in an array of colors and designs, classic styles of prom dresses are dresses that will never go out of the fashion trends. Most important in this category are mentioned below.

A-Line Dress
Also known as the princess cut, An A-line dress is the type of gown offering a faultless waist and is ideal for almost any body type. It is perfect for hiding large hips, stomach and large thighs. The gown has a form fitting bodice down to the waist and then flows out into a full skirt, giving the appearance of an A.

Ball Gown Dress

One of the most wonderful classic style prom dresses, a ball gown is ideal for ladies who are of average or tall height, giving the appearance of cutting the body in half. Its most superb feature is the very full skirt that starts at the waist and runs to the floor. The waist of a ball gown dress is seamed and can be styled in different designs. This gown is not great for a short or below average ladies.

Empire Cut
It is perfect for those with a pear shape or thicker waist as it gives the illusion of more height. It comes with a high waistline that usually falls just below the bust. Empire Cut is also ideal for short or petite figured ladies. Since the dress will give the illusion of more height, it is not god for ladies who are above average in height.
Sheath Cut
Dates back to the 1920's, it is a slim dress having very small feature such as sparkles or beading. It is designed to hug all the curves of your body and is beautiful in a sleeveless style dress. This cut is best for those with toned, slim bodies; and is extremely striking on ladies who are tall.

Tea Length Dress

Shorter in length, it is a great choice for those ladies who have a tall and thin figure. As the hem of the dress is designed to fall right below the knee, this is a great dress for ladies with toned legs. This may not be the best dress for ladies who are shorter or have thick legs.

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