Cheap Prom Dresses

The alternative prom is a prom that supports gays/lesbians to go to their own school proms. Most schools, like my own, do not let the gays/lesbians attend because of this.
So there will be an alternative prom.
I myself am not lesbian but I do support those who are, and I feel like they are all human beings that should be able to go their proms.

So I will be attending this in honor of a few of my friends, and maybe one that you may have heard of: Carlkr on YouTube? We did theater together I love him! ahaha. anyways.

• Continue reading or Comments (2)

Ex-airline pilot reveals how to get dirt cheap airline tickets for pennies on the dollar. Learn how to save up to $500 or more on your next flight. Amazing website operated by a real airline pilot and well-known travel industry insider (new)!
Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed!

• Comments (0)

Torry Tustin was the in-house tailor at the Ritz-Carlton for 15 years, and sewed clothing for the likes of Robert Plant, Rod Stewart and The Rolling Stones. And a slew of business people like the Ratners and Millers. Now, she’s opened up her own shop in Lakewood, Torry’s Threads, and she does it all: uniforms, coats, hats, formal wear, prom dresses, anything with a thread. She also exhibits her own enamel work, the photography of Hannah Schneider, and the art work of Dave Szekeres. In our ongoing effort to ShopLOCAL, you can reach Torry at 216-526-3022, TorrysThreads@rocketmail.com, or visit her at 13739 Madison Avenue in Lakewood. Follow us on www.Twitter.com and www.Facebook.com Win $300 at www.CoolCleveland.com.

• Comments (0)

Prom is in two weeks, and I already got a dress, but no one likes it. Do you know of any retail stores where I can get a fancy prom dress (sequins, beads, rhinestones) for under $175?

• Comments (2)

I’m getting married next month and it’s my second marriage, I’m looking for a nice dress under $100, it’s a simple ceremony. In store or online

• Comments (8)

under$100 im about 5’3 110lbs thanx

• Comments (7)

I really want a dress that is different than what everyone else has. I live in Atlanta, so the place has to be in Georgia or online.
Thanks!

• Comments (7)

I was talking to my mom the other day and she was kind of in a huff because my aunt was venting about buying my cousin a fancy dress for homecoming. Apparently the dress she wanted was quite expensive ($200 I think) and my mother was kind ranting that she would never have spent that much on a dress for me. Well, I laughed at her and said that it was easy for her to say because I was into the “Vintage” look (i.e. I only bought dresses from second hand stores) when I was in high school (I’m out now) so my dance dresses were always cheap. Then I told her I believed she might have had a spending limit but that I was certain it would have been pretty high. Then I listed all the examples of how I was spoiled as a teenager. (my mom says I wasn’t spoiled I was a good kid and deserved the things I was given)

But the conversation got me wondering, how much is too much to spend on a homecoming or prom dress for your daughter? Is there a limit? This is assuming money isn’t tight etc.
Okay, sorry I wasn’t clear but this is really more of a personal survey, what would you consider too much to spend?

• Comments (10)

I’m a big bargain hunter, so the price of prom dresses (well, prom in general) disturbs me. My cousin told me she got her dress direct from China so she got it cheap. I found this one that I really like and am ready to buy: http://wedding_dress.china-direct-buy.com/v/4/product_detail/6997477/Wedding_Dress_PQ19.htm

How can I know it’s legitimate? It’s only $20, but I still want to know that I’m not being cheated. Also, in your opinion, should I buy it?
I think this link is better: http://wedding_dress.china-direct-buy.com/v/4/product_detail/6997477/Wedding_Dress_PQ19.html

• Comments (9)