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Prom Dresses for 2007

Catwalk designs for dresses in 2007 are promising to be more beautiful than ever!

With designs that could be worn on or off the catwalk, this seasons designers have really come up with some winning fashions.

With softer hairstyles coming in for both wedding and proms, with some beautiful loose updos , this more feminine look is IN.

Here’s a peek at what dresses are promising to be hot this year:-

Black and White

Contrasting monochromatic colours of black and white were seen on the catwalk in Paris, London and New York – so expect these to be gracing the stores shortly. Worn with black tights and shades, this is the cool look for a hot summer.

Short and Bright

The catwalk sported some stunning short dresses – particularly noteable are designs by Dolce & Gabbana, Charles Deacon, Antonio Berardi and Chanel.

There was lots of bright yellow on the catwalks this season – also metallic dresses in golds and silvers.

Florals

Small or large prints are both popular – bright or more subtle colouring will both work.

Romantic Look

There’s a real Jane Austen look about some of the soft dresses this season. Chiffon is layered to create a wonderful soft look, puff sleeves and tulle abound too. There’s also a dramatic edge to some of the designs.

Accessories

Don’t fancy gold or silver in dresses – then try it in shoes or sandals.
There’s little jewellery on the catwalk – as the dresses can speak for themselves – so wear minimal jewellery this season.

To catch a glimpse of the latest designer dresses and get inspired, check out www.vogue.co.uk/Shows and get inspired!


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