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10 Celebrity Prom Dress Styles

Written by Sarah Bradley  -  Monday, 19 January 2009
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It shouldn’t surprise you that prom dress designers will key in on hot fashion from the red carpet. This year you could be wearing a dress inspired by something worn by Miley Cyrus, Beyonce or Alicia Keyes. These dresses scream ‘style’ while presenting their own unique attitude.


Miley Cyrus & Faviana

A solid red dress spoke loudly to designers and critics alike at the 2008 Oscars when Miley Cyrus walked the red carpet. A year later this design is an experience in fashion for the 2009 prom. This dress will sell for around $240. Style - FA-6237.


Faviana & The City

Sarah Jessica Parker was the actor responsible for inspiring this design. Stretched satin bring out a unique fashion statement for prom this year. Priced at around $260. Style - FA-6240.


Eva Longoria & Scala


This dress is classic Hollywood. It is attitude and fire. Eva Longoria made it sparkle at the 2007 Emmies. You can make it sparkle in 2009. This dress retails at around $160. Style - Scala-14109.


Housewives & Atria


Inspired by a publicity shot for the ABC drama Desperate Housewives this dress is sure to get you noticed. Form fitting and around $220.  Style - AT-1217.


Vanessa Hudgins & Scala


Vanessa sparkled in front of the paparazzi at the 2007 American Music Awards. She’s already identified with all things ‘High School’ and this inspired dress is another classic offered by Scala at around $200. Style - Scala-46849.


Terri Hatcher and The Sean Collection


Arriving at the Golden Globes allows celebrities to schmooze with the elite in worldwide cinema. Terri Hatcher caught the attention of many in the dress that inspired this Sean Collection design for 2009. This dress retails for around $300. Style - SN-50125.


Alicia Keyes & Scala


The 2008 Grammy Awards saw music sensation Alicia Keyes drop by in this sequined dress sure to inspire appreciation at your prom for around $240. Style - Scala-19863.


Amy Adams & Faviana


‘Enchanted’ star Amy Adams arrived at the Oscars in green satin looking a bit like a mermaid. Her reputation lived up to the term ‘enchanted’. This gorgeous dress retails for around $240. Style - FA-6238.
Beyonce & Faviana

This popular dressmaker paid attention to Beyonce at the Golden Globes with a stretchy gold fabric and lines that inspire appreciation. This beautiful dress retails for around $400. Style - FA-6001.


Amy Adams & Faviana (The Sequel)


This dress is a second entry from Enchanted star Amy Adams. This was the dress you saw at the end of the movie when romance was in full bloom with Patrick Dempsey. Perhaps that provides the greatest inspiration for this final entry. This dress retails for around $260. Style - FA-6213.

Recap

Of the dresses reviewed the least expensive is the Eva Longoria inspired dress by Scala at around $ 160. The most expensive was the Beyonce inspired gold dress by Faviana at around $400 with lots to choose from in between those prices.

These dresses could help set you apart from everyone else at Prom 2009. It might even inspire the feeling of what it might be like to be a celebrity.

Dance on

Prom is one of the most important events you will experience. It will elevate you to a place of importance that may only be eclipsed by your future wedding day. Prom should be a fun time that is filled with elegance and style. These options may help you appreciate what is available this prom season.

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