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Since each of our dresses is customized for individual customer。
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Specifications:
- Embellishment: Ruffle & Applique
- Neckline: Strapless
- Hemline: Floor-Length
- Shown Color: Blue
- Material: Satin & Organza
Features:
- Ruffle and applique design to this girl prom dress can make you more beautiful
- Made of high quality satin and organza, it is soft and comfortable for wearing
- Unique strapless neckline design little black dress will make you more elegant
- You will look like a princess for parties and special occasions with this quinceanera prom dress
- With this floor length quinceanera dress, you will be the most charming lady
- The quinceanera prom dress has an easy fit and good ventilation effect
- You can customize the strapless dress according to your size and preference
Details:
- You will look like a princess for parties and special occasions with this adult ceremony prom dress
- With this beautiful strapless quinceanera girls prom dress, you will be the most charming lady
- Unique ruffle and layered designs quinceanera prom dress will make you more elegant
- Seen from the back, this prom dress is characterized by the easy fit and good ventilation effect
- Best workmanship and fine details are exquisite and make this dress the best choice for your adult ceremony
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Size Reference Table:
Quinceanera Dresses Size
Short Styles
US Size
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
Bust
33
34
35
36
37½
39
41
43¼
45½
47¾
50
53
56
Waist
26½
27½
28½
29½
31
32½
34¾
37¼
39¾
42¼
44¾
48
51¼
Hip
36½
37½
38½
39½
41
42½
44½
46¾
49
51¼
53½
56½
59½
Floor Length Styles
US Size
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
inch
Bust
33
34
35
36
37½
39
41
43¼
45½
47¾
50
53
56
Waist
26½
27½
28½
29½
31
32½
34¾
37¼
39¾
42¼
44¾
48
51¼
Hip
36½
37½
38½
39½
41
42½
44½
46¾
49
51¼
53½
56½
59½
Length
58
58
59
59
60
60
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
NOTE:
- Please provide detailed measurement information for customization base on "Buying Guide/How to Measure"
- Reference size chart base on "Buying Guide/Size Chart"
- Because the display and optical reasons, the fabric colors shown in the picture may be biased with the actual color of goods
- You can customize the dress's size and back of zipper or lace-up closure according to your size and preference
About Prom Dresses:
Aside from a wedding dress, one of the most important gowns a girl will wear in her lifetime is a prom dress.
A hallmark event in a teenagers' life, the prom has gone from a sweetheart's soiree at the local high school gym to an over-the-top bacchanal often hosted at high-end hotels or in school gyms that have been transformed, using elaborate and expensive themes.
And yet, as the years go by, the crucial element of the prom remains the same: the prom dressSignificance:
- A prom dress is a status symbol and a way to express individuality
- A one-of-a-kind, custom or designer dress announces that the wearer sits at the top of the social ladder
- Dresses also signal what 'clique' a person is in, whether it be a black, vampire-like gown for the Goth girls or a strapless number that is the choice of many girls in the popular posse
History:
- While some researchers pinpoint the first prom as early as the late 1800s, they became an official stamp on American culture in the 1950s
- In the Eisenhower Era, prom dresses were designed to accentuate a girl's hourglass figure. Ballerina-length skirts, usually made from tulle or lace, fanned out from nipped waists. Heart-shaped bodices brought the breasts front and center while swan-like necks were usually left bare. As for the dresses themselves, the palettes leaned towards pastels, making the dresses symbols of innocence
- A perfect example of the quintessential prom dress of the 1950s was inspired by Edith Head's strapless gown that Elizabeth Taylor wore in "A Place in the Sun." The boned bodice and white tulle skirt with green satin became the prom inspiration for teenage girls everywhere
Time Frame:
- The prom dress of the 1960s were slimmed down a bit. No longer were skirts billowing tulle and satin creations. Dresses were often straight, making the body look slender, with fabrics that ranged from taffeta to satin. Necklines were rarely low and there was a monochromatic look that added to the natural elegance
- The prom dress of this era took a cue from Jackie O and strove toward ladylike silhouettes. Despite the revolution that was boiling under the surface of the youth culture, prom dresses continued touting the feminine
Identification:
- The 1970s prom dress deviated slightly from the look of the 60s, with less emphasis on elegance and more on a sense of bohemian casualness. Monochromatic dresses were still popular, and skirts were still often long and billowy to complement the Farrah Fawcett hair
- To get a picture of the 1980s prom dress, one need look no further than the Molly Ringwald film oeuvre
- Scanning the prom scene in "Pretty in Pink" shows that the prom gown of the 80s was sometimes short and sometimes long, but almost always with puffed sleeves, sweetheart necklines and bright colors
- The dresses of the 80s correspond with the cultural mood, as proms took on a larger-than-life status and became the set piece of many teenage movies. In some ways, the ruffled shoulders and necklines of the grandiose dresses reflect this trend
Types:
- Today's prom landscape is harder to define. Some fashion soothsayers predict there will be a return to the Elizabeth Taylor hourglass look, others declare that the 1980s over-the-top fun will be reintroduced into the mainstream. Regardless of what the style oracles think, the prom dress of today is a versatile creation, with a few simple guidelines that differentiate the cuts
- "Empire Cut" Think Jane Austen. A dress with an empire cut has a high waistline that generally cinches just below the bust
- "Sheath" This is a dress for the daring and the confident. (Think of the ivory snug number that Angelina Jolie wore when she won an Emmy for "Gia.") This dress is ideal for tall and slim figures, but might not make the best choice for girls who want to dance
- "Tea-Length" A throwback to the 1950s ballerina look, this is a knee-length or shin-length gown for girls wanting to show a little leg on the big night
- "Bouffant Gown" The name says it all. This type of prom dress has a Cinderella flair to it, with a rayon or silk skirt that reaches the floor. The bodice is a snug corset
Theories/Speculation:
What will the Prom Dress of 2009 look like?- "Daring Prints" Not for the wallflowers, (unless the wallflower is looking to make a splash), but one trend is prints. Nothing subtle---cheetah print dresses offset with rhinestones or wild floras paired with glittery eye make-up
- "Short Not Long" Perhaps inspired by the wardrobes found on the Gossip Girls, 2009 is gearing up to be the year of the flirty, fun and sassy dress, one that is comfortable for dancing.
- "Celebrity Inspired" While channeling celebrity style is nothing new, the upcoming year promises to be particularly in tune with Hollywood red carpets. The lemon-yellow cocktail dress Reese Witherspoon wore at the 2007 Golden Globes gives the appropriate "girls just want to have fun" vibe
- On the opposite end, the waterfall-length silk satin dress Kate Hudson wears on the poster for "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" is another inspiration for those who appreciate its long, elegant Grecian look
Types of Colors for Quinceanera Dresses:
A quinceanera is a traditional Hispanic event, which celebrates a young girl's 15th birthday. The celebration is similar to a wedding, and many months of planning go into the event to ensure it is a perfect day. One exciting aspect of planning a quinceanera involves selecting the dress and accessories. While traditional dresses come in white or pink, choose from among many colors to ensure a girl stands out on her big day
Traditional Colors:
- Traditionally, quinceanera ballgown dresses are pink or white, though in some countries white is only for wedding ceremonies. A white gown allows you to use a variety of colored accessories, including sashes or shoes to add a pop of color to the dress. In a quinceanera, a complementary color is often used throughout the ceremony or for the damas' dresses, so that color may also serve as an accent to a pink or white dress
Bright
- Modern quinceanera dresses come in a variety of color palettes, including bright colors. Aqua, hot pink, orange and fuchsia are all examples of brightly colored quinceanera dresses. For a girl who wants to stand out in her quinceanera, a brightly colored dress complements neutral decor within the celebration dinner. Bright colors are ideal choices during spring and summer quinceanera celebrations, since the seasons naturally feature a brighter, bolder color palette
Dresses for Skin or Hair Color:
- Choose a dress that complements your hair or skin color for a flattering look. For girls with a darker complexion, any dress color complements the skin tone. Those with lighter complexions look flattering in dress colors that are darker than the skin, as light-colored dresses tend to wash out the complexion. You may also look for dresses that complement the hair color. If you have medium-colored hair, choose a dress in lighter red, green or blue palettes. Those with dark hair can choose deeper, jeweled-toned colors to keep the hair from overpowering the dress. For lighter hair, opt for a light- to medium-colored dress
Themed Colors:
- Choose your dress color based on the theme of your quinceanera. For example, if you wanted a tropical or beach-themed celebration, select from colors such as jade, teal, lilac or yellow. Multicolored gowns can be customized to work with a particular color palette from the celebration, theme or personal interest. For example, if you have a black and white theme, choose a white dress with black edging or sash to complement the decor
Package Included:
- 1 x Quinceanera Prom Dress
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I got this Quinceanera Prom Dress yesterday, the quality is much better than I expected. I was so happy with the hand work and quality of the dress. it was wonderful.
Nelly Bought this item on
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Lovely Quinceanera Prom strapless dress. Having watched this one shoulder cocktail prom dress for many months I decided to get one for Christmas.
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I purchased the quinceanera dress to wear to a formal, and unfortunately it was too small for me, so I posted it back to receive larger one. They were very efficient in processing the exchange and excellent at communicating with me at all times throughout the process. I would have no hesitation in dealing with this company again and would recommend them to anyone thinking of buying from them.
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I loved this Quinceanera Prom Dress that I bought! The dress under lining is so smooth and feels wonderful, and the outer is oh so feminine.
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That is so beautiful on you. I ordered Girl Prom Dress recently and am waiting for it to arrive for my sister's wedding. Hope it looks as good on me as it does on you.
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