Making the Gown
Perfect
Style, color, and even the smallest details will matter most in creating the right dress for your Prom, pageant, or any formal event
How important is the gown in a pageant or competition? Many will argue that it’s so crucial, it can be the deal break- er for taking home the crown. That is why it’s essential to pay close attention to the changing trends and styles, not just in the fashion world, but also in pageantry design.
Much like Prom styles, pageant and competition gowns tend to keep the same path in the way of trends, with refreshed flare each season. There will always be long, flowing gowns and jewels to catch the judges’ eyes. However, the savvy competitor stays updated on the hottest trends and most spectacular looks. The focus should always be on style, color and detail when choosing a winning gown.
Pageant style for 2010 remains classic with the traditional long, draping gown, but there will be variations and advancements to this look along with styles that take a completely different direction. The bodices will continue to show as strapless, spaghetti straps, halters and one-shoulder. The greatest change is in the skirt. Accents that make a statement will be prevalent with cutout sides and dramatic slits in the front. Also, look for a fitted bodice with a full skirt and a fitted bodice and hip with a flaring skirt that begins at the thigh. And don’t be surprised to see short cocktail-inspired
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