2010 Prom Dresses and Trends

The prom 2010 collections are out, and let me tell you, there are some amazing dresses! There are so many trends this season, which means there is something for everyone to love. Without sacrificing fashion you can look good and feel good is a dress you adore.

The main trends:

• One shoulder dresses
  
• The color cobalt
  
• Curve-hugging dresses
• Bows
• Ruffles

Selena Gomez on the Cover of Seventeen Prom

Selena Gomez is on the cover of this years Seventeen Prom magazine. In a short video for Seventeen she recounts crashing a prom in Toronto with her best friend! Watch the video to see what else she has to say.

Prom Dress Rugby at UCLA

Ok so I know this video technically doesn't have anything to do with Prom, but it does have something to do with prom dresses. I read the title and I laughed out loud. I now think it would be fun to try and do all sorts of sport in a prom dress...perhaps I will actually will.

Girls Go to Prom Dressed as Barbie Dolls

When it comes to prom we all get a little nervous before the big night. I mean, how can we not get nervous, everybody expects us to look "perfect" on prom. We all want to have the perfect prom dress, make-up and hairstyle. It's your night to shine and of course we all want to be in the spotlight. That where this article comes in hand, the artistic flare two British 16-year-olds brought to their prom. How cool is that? Dressing up as barbie doll for prom. I would never think of doing something like this for my prom, maybe Halloween. I love how these girls took creativity to the next level. This will go down in their high school history and be talked about for for years to come. Come on now, who is going to forget seeing two girls dressed up as barbie dolls at their high school prom, they're not. Great prom idea girls!

Sammy Burns and Megan Barton had the admirable impulse to do something unique for their prom. But I can’t say I’m thrilled with the concept that Sammy’s mother devised. “When Sammy was little she loved Barbie dolls and I thought they could go in boxes as Barbie dolls,” the 44-year-old business manager said.

The whole Burns family got involved in making the boxes, which took two weeks to complete. Sammy and Megan were then wheeled to the prom by family members dressed as delivery boys. The slow, hot walk took nearly 40 minutes.

In true Barbie form, the girls put looks before comfort to brave the claustrophobic boxes: “It was really hot and a little scary at first,” Sammy said. “But we soon got used to it and we kept smiling for everyone while they took pictures of us.”