Your prom dress makes a statement: Are you chic? Sophisticated? Classic? Sexy? Traditional? or Avant garde?

Choosing the right prom dress starts with proportion. A dress may look gorgeous on the model in the photo, but it will never look good on you if the lines are wrong for your proportions.

Think of your silhouette and begin with your best features, then ease into the

 ones that are less than perfect. Do you have great cleavage ideal for being set off by an open neckline? A pair of wonderful shoulders or a lovely swan neck would look perfect in a strapless or off the shoulder gown.

A prom dress that might look rather plain might transform your figure. You may not realize it, your choice of color can make a difference in how a prom dress looks on you. Know which colors look best on you. Even though a certain color is popular, it may not be right for you.

Don't worry many styles also can camouflage a less than perfect features. Large hips can be hidden with an A-line prom dress. It will give height and reduce width making you look taller and slimmer. Another option would be a hollow waist, which begins an inch and a half below your natural waist, camouflaging your heaviest part.

A thick middle can be minimized by a princess waist, just make sure the

 fullness of the dress starts below your thick part. Heavy thighs are easy to conceal beneath a full skirt, but stay away from any style that is straight or narrow. The same advice applies if you have a full derriere. Remember to draw attention away from your flaws and concentrate on a beautiful neckline instead.

And remember have FUN!!!

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