Ball Gown Prom Dresses 2011
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Prom Dresses
Looking for amazing dresses for prom 2011? The Prom Royalty 2011 collection features everything from brightly coloured princess prom dresses, to long evening dresses and demure ball gowns.
Among our most popular colour choices are pink prom dresses, blue prom dresses and red prom dresses. For prom 2011 we are introducing a collection of short prom dresses, party dresses and cocktail dresses perfect for your prom or party.
Ball Gowns
From the moment you first try on a Prom Royalty ball gown you'll feel ready to take centre stage as the belle of any ball! Our ball gowns have been worn by UK customers for everything from the Royal Opera to 18th Birthday parties. Click here to browse ball gowns & ball dresses for your party or ball.
A revival for 20s fashion
As you’ll see in our points on flapper dresses below, the 1920s fashion revival of 2007 and 2008 was short lived. The fault for that, however, lay with the over production of its styles by fast fashion stores. However, fashion is again at a point where a perfect alignment of so many of society’s interests might just see a revival of the 20′s fashions. Consider these points:
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Ethnic / tribal fashion in 2012
In 2012 ethnically inspired / tribal fashion is a funny thing. It’s a trend to be certain, but I feel that it’s almost disingenuous to describe it as such. And that’s because Fashionising.com prefers to only highlight trends which are a part of a wider movement – shifts in society’s tastes are real fashion trends, designs pushed by a few designers and marketers are hype.Yet here’s a guide on how to wear tribal and ethnic inspired fashion in spring 2012. Why? Not just because people will wear the look (a lot of people won’t even realise that they’re doing it) but because it’s a look that, in its spring / summer 2012 format, neatly segues from the patterened trends that continued to inspire many a fashion statement for men and women in 2011.
So the stage is set: a fashion trend that is all about ethnic and tribal elements and not about whole looks, one where the origins of the look are downplayed, and one that is both for men and women. So what does that boil down to?
Men’s tribal / ethnic fashion
Guys have tribal / ethnic fashion dead easy this season. For them it’s effectively about two elements, prints and weaves, interpreted in a host of ways.If you had to highlight a single catwalk that inspired the look for men, it’s the Burberry spring 2012 men’s one. Here you see the trend at its broadest, with American Indian motifs and Ikat prints worked through a collection that has a 60s and 70s lean. At its most basic the look is worked as prints through shorts and shirts, and at the most extreme is worked through outerwear. It’s always a statement, but it’s one that’s easy to feel instantly comfortable with.
The Art Deco movement
The fashion clan knew exactly what they wanted after the end of World War I in the 1920s – being technologically advanced and giving birth to a ‘new woman’ in America. The rise of hedonism during the flapper period and living in the machine age was the way to live for the entirety of the decade.But as the bobbed haircut, long-waisted dresses, V-necklines and ostrich features gained social acceptance, the erotic idea of androgyny also made ample amount of noise. By the end of the twenties, America had undergone dramatic social changes, resulting in another leap at the start of the 1930s.
So what really happened? The dawn of the Art Deco Movement happened.
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