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Showing posts with label Your Plus Prom Dress In Many Type. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Formal Wedding Dress.1
How to Take Care of Wedding Dresses
Wedding dresses are investment pieces that can be sentimental family heirlooms for generations to come. A wedding dress is one of the most important purchases that a woman can make, and is often one of the major expenses of a wedding. Once a wedding dress has been purchased, special care must be taken to keep the dress in pristine condition.

While it is most important to keep the wedding dress in flawless condition before the wedding, most women would agree that they want to make sure that their wedding gown stays in the best shape possible for years to come. It isn't necessarily difficult to keep a wedding dress in good condition, but you do need to keep a few specific things in mind when it comes to hanging, storing, and cleaning the dress.

Hanging Wedding dresses
The materials used in most wedding dresses aren't renowned for their strength, and in order to avoid rips, split seams, and other damage it's important that care is taken when hanging the dress.

Generally, wedding dresses cannot be put on a hanger like regular dresses, as the weight of the gown can cause the dress material to rip or tear near the hanger. Instead, small loops of fabric sewn into the interior of the dress should be used to hang the gown safely. These hanging loops are put in place by the dressmaker on the strongest seams in the gown, ensuring that they will be able to support the weight of the full gown without causing any damage.
Cleaning Wedding dresses
It seems obvious that wedding dresses should be dry cleaned, but care should be taken when choosing a dry cleaner, since some dry cleaning services ship their clothes to another facility and your dress can become damaged by rough handling and the stress of transit. Before picking a dry cleaner, make sure that they process all of their clothes on site and that they do their work by hand instead of using an automated system. If possible, try to find a dry cleaner that has specific experience in wedding dresses and be sure they are familiar with how delicate the material can be; this is especially important if your wedding dress has beadwork or other intricate decorations. Being picky about your dry cleaner will ensure that your gown isn't damaged.
Wedding dress Repairs
Just as you should be picky about the cleaner that you take your wedding dress to, any repairs that need to be done should be from a seamstress who is familiar with the delicate construction of wedding dresses. Some bridal salons will offer repair services for the dresses they sell. But if not, be sure to shop around to find a seamstress or sewing shop that has significant experience in repairing wedding dresses. Choosing someone who knows just how delicate these dresses can be will ensure that the repairs are done with the utmost care and skill.
Preparing Wedding dresses for Storage
Before you store a wedding dress, make sure that it is in the best possible condition so that it will remain that way until you are ready to take it out of storage. Check the gown for any small holes, tears, or other signs of damage, and make sure that it's free of stains or discoloration. Take the time to inspect the seams and any beadwork or decorations that are on the gown, as these are the most likely locations for unraveling and holes to appear. Take the dress in for cleaning or repairs if necessary, and allow it to hang for at least one to two days after a cleaning before placing it into storage. That way, you can ensure that there are no residual chemicals in the dress material.
Storing a Wedding dress
Never store a wedding dress in a plastic container or covered with a plastic bag. Over time, plastic can release chemicals that will cause a white wedding dress to become yellow, and may cause more delicate embellishments to become brittle. Carefully fold the wedding dress and place it into a museum-quality, acid-free storage box; these are sold specifically as wedding dress or wedding dress storage chests. The gown should be wrapped in fabric or acid-free tissue to protect it from the rough cardboard or paperboard of the storage container. Store the box in a cool, dry place where the heat and humidity aren't likely to fluctuate (never in the attic or basement.)
Whether you'd like to hand the dress down to future generations, or simply preserve it as a special keepsake, you can keep your wedding dress looking brand new for years to come by following these simple steps and precautions.
By : Victoria Snead
Wedding dresses are investment pieces that can be sentimental family heirlooms for generations to come. A wedding dress is one of the most important purchases that a woman can make, and is often one of the major expenses of a wedding. Once a wedding dress has been purchased, special care must be taken to keep the dress in pristine condition.

While it is most important to keep the wedding dress in flawless condition before the wedding, most women would agree that they want to make sure that their wedding gown stays in the best shape possible for years to come. It isn't necessarily difficult to keep a wedding dress in good condition, but you do need to keep a few specific things in mind when it comes to hanging, storing, and cleaning the dress.

Hanging Wedding dresses
The materials used in most wedding dresses aren't renowned for their strength, and in order to avoid rips, split seams, and other damage it's important that care is taken when hanging the dress.

Generally, wedding dresses cannot be put on a hanger like regular dresses, as the weight of the gown can cause the dress material to rip or tear near the hanger. Instead, small loops of fabric sewn into the interior of the dress should be used to hang the gown safely. These hanging loops are put in place by the dressmaker on the strongest seams in the gown, ensuring that they will be able to support the weight of the full gown without causing any damage.
Cleaning Wedding dresses
It seems obvious that wedding dresses should be dry cleaned, but care should be taken when choosing a dry cleaner, since some dry cleaning services ship their clothes to another facility and your dress can become damaged by rough handling and the stress of transit. Before picking a dry cleaner, make sure that they process all of their clothes on site and that they do their work by hand instead of using an automated system. If possible, try to find a dry cleaner that has specific experience in wedding dresses and be sure they are familiar with how delicate the material can be; this is especially important if your wedding dress has beadwork or other intricate decorations. Being picky about your dry cleaner will ensure that your gown isn't damaged.
Wedding dress Repairs
Just as you should be picky about the cleaner that you take your wedding dress to, any repairs that need to be done should be from a seamstress who is familiar with the delicate construction of wedding dresses. Some bridal salons will offer repair services for the dresses they sell. But if not, be sure to shop around to find a seamstress or sewing shop that has significant experience in repairing wedding dresses. Choosing someone who knows just how delicate these dresses can be will ensure that the repairs are done with the utmost care and skill.
Preparing Wedding dresses for Storage
Before you store a wedding dress, make sure that it is in the best possible condition so that it will remain that way until you are ready to take it out of storage. Check the gown for any small holes, tears, or other signs of damage, and make sure that it's free of stains or discoloration. Take the time to inspect the seams and any beadwork or decorations that are on the gown, as these are the most likely locations for unraveling and holes to appear. Take the dress in for cleaning or repairs if necessary, and allow it to hang for at least one to two days after a cleaning before placing it into storage. That way, you can ensure that there are no residual chemicals in the dress material.
Storing a Wedding dress
Never store a wedding dress in a plastic container or covered with a plastic bag. Over time, plastic can release chemicals that will cause a white wedding dress to become yellow, and may cause more delicate embellishments to become brittle. Carefully fold the wedding dress and place it into a museum-quality, acid-free storage box; these are sold specifically as wedding dress or wedding dress storage chests. The gown should be wrapped in fabric or acid-free tissue to protect it from the rough cardboard or paperboard of the storage container. Store the box in a cool, dry place where the heat and humidity aren't likely to fluctuate (never in the attic or basement.)
Whether you'd like to hand the dress down to future generations, or simply preserve it as a special keepsake, you can keep your wedding dress looking brand new for years to come by following these simple steps and precautions.
By : Victoria Snead
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Wedding Dresses/Prom/Gown.3

Most brides-to-be start dreaming about the ideal wedding dress long before they are even engaged. Choosing the ideal wedding dress is crucial because it is perhaps the only day that all eyes will be looking at you. A dress that is beautiful whilst remaining tasteful and also flattering to your figure will ensure that you look your best on your wedding day. With so many style, color and fabric options available, choosing the ideal wedding dress can be a daunting task. However, most brides simply know when they have found the ideal wedding dress. From the moment they put on the dress, they instinctively know that this is the ideal wedding dress for them.

The most important thing when searching for the ideal wedding dress is to begin looking at least six months before your wedding date. Finding the ideal dress will most likely take quite some time and once you find the dress, it could take up to four months for the dress to be ordered and shipped to the store. Once the dress arrives in the store you most likely will require several fittings to ensure that the dress fits absolutely perfectly. You should take your time and enjoy looking for your wedding dress so it is crucial that you begin the process in good time to avoid feeling rushed and overwhelmed.
Another useful piece of advice for finding the ideal wedding dress is to try on many different styles of dresses. Even though you may be certain that you want a particular style you may find that the style that looks so appealing in magazines does not suit your body type. You may also find that a style that you would have never have considered before can be flattering to your figure. For this reason it is important to try on a wide variety of styles before dismissing a particular style. The old adage “you won’t know unless you try it,” holds perfectly true for wedding dresses. There have been numerous brides who have found that their ideal wedding dress turned out to be totally different from the one they had envisaged.
Although it may not be what you expect, the color of the wedding dress is an important thing to take into account when choosing the ideal wedding dress. The concensus seems to be that the only acceptable color for a wedding dress is a pure white. However if you keep an open mind, you may find yourself with a wedding dress that is far more flattering to your skin tone than a pure white dress. Wedding dresses come in a wide variety of colors including ivory, cream and even subtle beiges. If you are happy to consider these options it is important to try on dresses in these colors to see how they work with your complexion.
Choosing the ideal wedding dress often requires getting a few second opinions. Having a few close friends or family members that you trust come dress shopping with you can help you find the dress of your dreams. They can offer opinions on each dress that you try on and can also scour the countless racks of dresses available and choose dresses for you to try on. Many brides instantly know that they have chosen the ideal wedding dress the moment they put it on but having trusted friends and family members with you can confirm this feeling. When you first step out of the dressing room and show them the dress you are wearing you may see reassuring confirmation that you have made the perfect choice. The reactions of your assistants will indicate that you have indeed found the perfect dress.
When you have chosen the ideal wedding dress, now is also the time to buy the it. Nothing is more important than your gut feeling and the reactions of the friends and family that accompanied you so if you know you have the ideal dress in your hands, don’t risk losing it by opting to think about it for a few days before you make your purchase. There is always the chance that the last available dress will be sold or that the company will discontinue that particular style so do not allow yourself to miss out on buying the ideal wedding dress by not buying it the moment you realize it is the dress for you.
The wedding dress is one of the most critical elements of a wedding. It is what makes a bride truly stand out and it is important for her to ensure that she has chosen the ideal wedding dress. The minute a bride-to-be steps into a wedding dress she will know instantly whether or not it is the ideal dress. It’s important to trust this gut reaction and act accordingly in choosing the ideal wedding dress.
By Karen Wilkinson
Friday, January 8, 2010
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Pink Wedding Prom For You-Gown-Bridal
Pink color comes in many shades that apply to dresses also. Choose the one suits you and look to its best advantage.
Glorify you with the right shade of pink. Pink with salmon tinges can be soft and flattering for all skin tones.

A ballet pink with a hint of gold work is good for fair skinned women and beautifies them. Hot pinks and fuschias can pop against darker hair and skin tones.

You can also wear pink dress in contrast with other colors like with black, navy, brown or gray for a fairer look. For a sharp corporate look in pink dress try a navy wrap sweater or brown blazer. For more sophisticated look in the pink dress wear accessories with it. It will give you an edge over others. Pearl necklace
and demure nude flats looks very classic with pink dress in any special occasion.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009
2009 Wedding Trends-Prom Wedding Dress

Best Spring-2009 Wedding Trends
if you're throwing a Spring 2009 wedding event - or are planning on attending one - learning about the season's top wedding trends can make the event even more unforgettable. Wedding trends for Spring 2009 capture some of the season's fresh designer trends from the runways, and the year calls for a mix of classic styles and modern designs.

From Grecian-inspired gowns for the bride to flapper dresses for the bridesmaids, here are some of the best Spring 2009 wedding trends to plan for:
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: Black Flowers and Accessories

Black wedding dresses were a top trend in 2007, and black reigns on with black accessories for 2009. Pick up black roses or rosettes, black table linens and black and white color combinations for a sophisticated and modern look.
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: Pink Flapper Dresses
Pink is a top choice for color this Spring 2009, so deck out the bridesmaids in classic, pastel or shocking pink for a modern twist to basic cream and white. Flapper-inspired dresses with their fitted, mid-calf length style get a fresh look in innocent pink.
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: Red-Trimmed Wedding Gowns

Red is a bold and vibrant addition to the usual pastels and classic white ensembles for Spring weddings, and you'll find it trimming wedding gowns and bridesemaid dresses this season. The red and white combination adds a twist of modern romance to any Spring wedding.

Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: The Mini Wedding Dress
Super-short wedding dresses are a fresh trend for Spring 2009, giving you every excuse to show off those legs this season. Pair this look with ankle-tied sandals for a chic, dramatic look this wedding season.

Sabah Karimi writes about wedding trends, fashion and style for several online and offline publications. Read more about Top Wedding Trends for Spring 2009 in this Spring 2009 wedding trends article.
By Sabah Karimi
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Different Party Dresses- 2009

Have a beautiful collection of different party dresses
Trends in different styles of dresses have also been the main attention of the parties. Following the latest trends also display the image of the person as fully aware about the current going on different fashions.

With different upcoming styles you many option to choose from like short prom dresses which are the most hitting style that is admired by most of the women. Short evening dresses are flooding the markets with the glowing charm. The secret of looking outstanding is having the best party dresses.

People who are fashion lovers always fall for wholesale dresses as they want to fill there wardrobes with stylish dresses that too at lower costs.
If you have many of the cocktail parties lining up and you don’t want to look same in every party you have the option of buying wholesale cocktail dresses.The most favorite wholesale party dresses of all are the gowns.

Women are the most fascinated with the different styles of the wholesale evening gowns available. now you can get the princess look at the prom night with wholesale prom gowns. You will not only get the princess look but also you will feel like a princess with wholesale prom gowns.

Light shades have taken over the fashion market you can kook more attractive with the different light shades of wholesale party dresses for different occasions like the evening party or the prom. You can have different shades like pinks, oranges, and light blue for your wholesale evening gowns.

Consider about the bridesmaid dresses that are hip, fashion forward and fabulous enough. Yes you can achieve all this with wholesale bridesmaid dresses. There are some of the coolest and the trendiest designs available in the wholesale bridesmaid dresses.

Different Party Dresses- 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Elegant Prom Dress In The World III
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Captivate with a Plus Size Prom Dress







Exploring the plus size prom dress is the perfect way to capture your unique style and provide them a stunning look at the prom.
Do you want to look amazing at your prom? Are you afraid that you will not be able to do this with a plus size prom dress? Well, have no fear. If you follow these simple tips, you will be bound to look absolutely beautiful on your prom night.
Pick the Right Dress for Your Body Type
One of the main keys to looking stunning on your prom night is finding a prom dress which is suitable for your body type. If you are unsure which type of dress seems to look the best, you can ask the salesperson which type of dress is best for your body type. Do not feel embarrassed because their job is to answer these sorts of questions, and typically, they will know the right answer. One type of dress that tends to look good on all body types is one that is in halter top form, that reaches a bit longer than the knees. Beware of dresses that are sleeveless, as they do not look the best on everybody.
Pick the Right Color
Chances are that you probably want a prom dress which is going to look the most slimming on you. Who doesn't? Well, one of the main things that you need to keep in mind when finding a dress that will make you look the most thing is the color that it is. Typically, dresses which are darker colors will make you look the thinnest. However, make sure that the dress is not too dull looking because of a dark color.
You do not want to look as though you should be going to a funeral, since this is your prom. Look for dresses that are darker colored, with a shiny or metallic look to them. Some colors that you probably should avoid include whites, light yellows, light pinks, and light blues. All of these colors tend to reflect light, which may end up making you look a lot larger than you really are.
Pick the Right Size
One thing that girls tend to do is pick out a prom dress that is smaller than their original size, planning to lose weight. Unfortunately, when the time comes, they have not yet lost their weight and are left with a dress that they cannot zip up. Buying the right size is a whole lot more sensible, and it will do a lot more for you in the long run. You do not want to end up going to prom with a dress that is too tight for you.
If you follow all of these tips, you will be able to captivate the attention of everyone at prom!
Pick the Right Dress for Your Body Type
One of the main keys to looking stunning on your prom night is finding a prom dress which is suitable for your body type. If you are unsure which type of dress seems to look the best, you can ask the salesperson which type of dress is best for your body type. Do not feel embarrassed because their job is to answer these sorts of questions, and typically, they will know the right answer. One type of dress that tends to look good on all body types is one that is in halter top form, that reaches a bit longer than the knees. Beware of dresses that are sleeveless, as they do not look the best on everybody.
Pick the Right Color
Chances are that you probably want a prom dress which is going to look the most slimming on you. Who doesn't? Well, one of the main things that you need to keep in mind when finding a dress that will make you look the most thing is the color that it is. Typically, dresses which are darker colors will make you look the thinnest. However, make sure that the dress is not too dull looking because of a dark color.
You do not want to look as though you should be going to a funeral, since this is your prom. Look for dresses that are darker colored, with a shiny or metallic look to them. Some colors that you probably should avoid include whites, light yellows, light pinks, and light blues. All of these colors tend to reflect light, which may end up making you look a lot larger than you really are.
Pick the Right Size
One thing that girls tend to do is pick out a prom dress that is smaller than their original size, planning to lose weight. Unfortunately, when the time comes, they have not yet lost their weight and are left with a dress that they cannot zip up. Buying the right size is a whole lot more sensible, and it will do a lot more for you in the long run. You do not want to end up going to prom with a dress that is too tight for you.
If you follow all of these tips, you will be able to captivate the attention of everyone at prom!
by Tood
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