2016 Losangeles Fashion District Ball Dress Shopping Guide

In the Losangeles Fashion District, more than 40 of the prom dress shops are open to the public, with most shops around the six Mulberry Street Olympic boulevards and fourteenth streets.

Shopping Tips

First shopping tips:

We strongly recommend that you download this map.

Avoid the crowd during the week of visiting fashion district.

Some stores are more willing to bargain, if you pay cash.

After the first try, you must try your clothes before buying, because most of the purchases are final decided to buy.

If you need to change your prom dress, there are dozens of tailors in the area. Many shops and a tailor can recommend a neighborhood in the area.

2015 Prom Costume Developing trend

Sheer: in the first few photographs of this article, the trend this year is huge, especially in the top and back, with beads, sequins, or lace details.

Wear the umbilical cord: whether it is two blouses, skirt Or a dress cut combination, the typical leisure style is to get a formal masquerade ball season.

　　 Neckline neckline The neckline has been popular for several years now. This is a beautiful, feminine, classic style for most types of flattery.

A line Shi Le: in the past few years, the mermaid and the appropriate flare style have already had a lot of ball shoppers' favor. But this year's classic A font is the popularity of girls looking for graceful coordination and flare.

Jewel tonal: the ball is usually made of bright pastel - Pink corals, turquoise, cloves and mint - but this year's jewel hue is added to the color scheme. Some of our favorites include gorgeous yellow and midnight blue and purplish red as shown below.

Floor length: This is all about this year's long skirt. There seems to be a more general and elegant style preference (pure top with beads, A-line contour), long to the length of the 2015 dance.

How do you like the ball dress in this position?