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Spring 2011 Fashion And Your Choice Of Prom Dress

Have you got around to considering your prom dress for 2011?

It may still seem a little way off, but this year's spring and summer fashions have already been announced, and here we will take a online homecoming dresses quick look at some of the trends you can expect to see.

Most of you will want a dress which really looks like a "traditional" prom dress, but no matter how subtle the influences may be, you can expect this year's fashion trends to show their face either in this style or cut of the dresses or perhaps more so in the way that you accessorize.

Here are three of spring and summer 2011 is top fashion teenage homecoming dresses trends, and perhaps things you may want to bear in mind when shopping for your prom dress.

1970's fashion given a 2011 makeover.

They say that everything that goes around comes around, and it's that time of 70s fashion again. Whether it be the chic "Carnaby Street" style and look or the more sophisticated maxi look, both the style and the colouring of dresses may well affect a more 70s feel this year.

The reinterpretation of 1970s chic will polarise colours either as earthenware custom bridal gowns and the Bohemian, or at the other extreme as bright and loud. It may not be the year for subtle tones of your favourite primary colours.

Bear in mind though, if a traditional style of dress appeals to you, then that's probably what you should go for. Don't feel that you have to be at the cutting edge of fashion.

Asymmetrical Hems?

Whatever name you want to give it, whether it's a shirt tail hem, tapered hen or even a cutaway hem, the dresses and skirts that are shop homecoming dresses cut longer at the back are making a fashion comeback in Spring of 2011.

If you are wearing a knee length dress to the prom this year, then there are some very chic varients of this hemline available. There are also a few styles that are floor length at the back and a few inches higher at the front for those who are really adventurous.

Perhaps this will may not affect your choice of prom dress itself, but if you plan to accessorize with a jacket to arrive in, then this hemline may be one you want to consider.

Bags and Purses

Where would we be without accessories. The finishing touches to an outfit that can add such a personal stamp?

Well, purses and bags have undergone quite a change in style this year. Strapped bags are back, and are being worn higher up the arm. You may or may not want to carry a bag around with you at your school prom, but if you do, there is a range of short strapped bags and clutches which are designed to hang either from the wrist or off the shoulder at waist level.

Of course, the main purpose of your prom dress is to make you feel as good and confident as possible. So, regardless of what this season's fashions are dictating, remember to choose a dress which suits you and that you feel comfortable in.

Prom Dresses - A Growing Market

It is now increasingly popular for high schools to have an end-of-year prom, mimicking an American high school tradition that has spread across the world. With the rise in popularity of these events comes the inevitable market for prom dresses as sixteen-year-old girls across the country prepare for their special night.

Many online companies, based in the UK or America, offer prom dresses and accessories; a quick online search returns thousands of potential vendors for that all-important dress. The popularity of such sites was already assured in America, but the growing popularity of prom dresses has grown over here, meaning that more and more sellers are UK-based offering faster delivery and easier returns than those based overseas.

For those wishing to try before they buy, however, many high-street chains sell dresses appropriate for high school proms. Large retailers such as Debenhams and TK Maxx sell dresses that are usually reasonably priced and offer a wide selection. Other stores such as Warehouse, Coast and Monsoon also do formal dresses which, while not originally marketed as prom dresses, are beginning to gain popularity as retailers during the prom season, usually at the beginning of summer.

Dressmakers, a relatively small trade, have seen the benefits of the growing popularity of prom dresses in recent years. Teenagers, desperate to impress their classmates and have the best dress at the ball, are more and more frequently turning to the option of having their dress specially made. This can work out cheaper than buying off the rack, and means jovani on sale no awkward situation of turning up in the same dress as a friend.

The popularity of a school prom does not appear to be waning - both schools and colleges now offer end-of-year balls and many girls will buy different dresses for both, meaning this is a market that will continue to thrive. With a primary school recently making headlines for offering a prom for their eleven-year-old school leavers, it seems that if anything the prom is only going to get bigger; and with it, the market for dresses.