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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How expensive?[/quote] Doesn’t matter. Looking for best fit and quality. Up to $1000[/quote] For a teenager to wear for one night. Gotcha.[/quote] Even worse, for one square yard of fabric! [/quote] The skimpy short prom dresses are not in fashion anymore. For hoco yes but not for senior prom. My daughter’s prom dress was full length with beading on the top and tailoring. All of her friends also had full length mostly with full skirts (one had the long slip dress style). Also my daughter has worn hers again— to a college formal. She’s worn her hoco dresses at least 3-4 times, and I’m glad we bought one that was a little nicer than the standard disposable hoco dress (she has one lace one from lulus and another one that’s like a skater style from Macys so nothing crazy but they are decent). [/quote]
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