cheap prom dresses 2011PARKERSBURG - Whether it is the right tuxedo or th 上一页 目录 下一页 PARKERSBURG - Whether it is the right tuxedo or th PARKERSBURG - Whether it is the right tuxedo or the perfect dress, local formal shops are in the rush of prom season.''Business has been really good and things have really picked up over the last couple of weeks cheap prom dresses,'' said David Boone grad dresses 2011, partner at Hornor and Harrison in Parkersburg. The local clothing store is known for tuxedo rentals for a variety of occasions among its services.''Kids know that if they don't get their tuxes soon places will start running out of their first choices, so it has been very busy,'' Boone said.Hornor and Harrison has had more than 100 customers come through. The tuxes always come in the week of the prom and they want people to come in and try them on.''The question we always get is when should people come in to get a tux,'' he said. ''The answer is the sooner short prom dresses, the better just so you can get the style you want. They do start running out of things if you wait too long.''Many girls are now finishing their dress shopping.''The prom season is actually winding down for us,'' said Dawn Fox, manager of Elizabeth Michaels in Vienna. ''We have had a good prom season.''Many of the dresses became available in January.''In January and February, we start getting very busy,'' Fox said. ''March and April are our busiest months for prom.''We have people who ordered their dresses in the fall.''Business have been very steady over the past few months, but it has been down a little compared to previous years because of the downturn in the economy prom dresses 2011, Fox said.Popular dress styles include the high/low hem - high in the front and low in the back and prints are popular again. There has not been a major change in fashions.Many girls like the mermaid fit, the tight fitted dresses while others are liking the more flowing princess-like dresses.''Some girls are extremely traditional,'' Fox said. ''A lot of people are a little more budget conscience this year.''Basically you can get into any price range you want to be in. You can get something that is more economical by getting less bling. Most dresses range from $200 up to $800 and even $1,000, but those are not common. The average most people want to spend is around $300.''The most important thing any guy has to know in picking out a tux is making sure the vest and tie matches the color of their date's dress cheap short prom dresses, Boone said adding guys should bring in a swatch of the material from the dress or a picture of it in order to match.''The most important thing is to pick out the right color of vest and tie first,'' Boone said. ''Once they have that, they can pick the tux.''Fox said they usually include a swatch of dress material so couples can make that match.Black is still the preferred color of tuxedos, but Hornor and Harrison have done a few white and gray tuxs.''I would say the black is 90 percent of what we are doing,'' Boone said. ''The big designers always seem to do well at prom time, those like Calvin Klein, Ralph Laren and others.Vests have taken the place of cover buns and more people prefer the Windsor tie over the traditional bowtie.More microfiber materials are being used in shirts and tuxedos. Also, striped and patterned ties are more popular these days. There is more variety in shoe choices as well.''There are a lot more choices when it comes to accessories,'' Boone said. ''With all that is available, someone can make their tuxedo unique and all their own.''On average, if someone gets the tux, vest, shoes, tie - the whole package plus size prom dresse, it can be $100 to $150.Accessories, such as shoes cheap prom dresses, earrings and jewelry, are also a big deal for many girls when picking a dress.''There are some people who will spend as much on accessories as they will on a dress,'' Fox said.Elizabeth Michaels has served over 200 students from the local area as well as Charleston grad dresses, Huntington and locations in Ohio.''Nothing is the same,'' Fox said of the variety of dresses available in their store. ''There nothing consistent other than they want the perfect dress.''Kelly Beckett of Parkersburg has two daughters who go to Parkersburg Catholic High School and this year is the third prom shopping experience she has done.She said the biggest challenge she or any parent is facing is money.''It is not cheap,'' she said.Many people might question the wisdom of paying a lot of money for a dress that will only be worn once, however Beckett said this is a special time for many young people and prom is one of the few opportunities they will have to go to a formal event.''I find it to be important,'' she said. '' They want to look good and feel good about themselves.''Once prom is over, there are organizations who will take the dresses and make them available next year for girls who may not be able to afford a dress so they too can have the experience.''You can really pay it forward,'' Beckett said.In many ways proms mark the passage of time and children growing up.Beckett said it is something to see her daughters get dressed up and be able to take a lot of pictures with the family.''It is an event,'' she said. ''It is also a teaching experience in how to present yourself.''It is sharing a bit of the old into this new society. People don't dress up anymore. We live in a society that is very fast. This is a special time where your girls and boys can go back to a time where they can slow it down. It also makes the parents feel really good. 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