Fashionable Fashion
Comparing Prom Dresses
Background information
My presentation is about how prom dresses have changed through the past. Many designers now are adding large bows or rhinestones to the dresses they make, or add many layers of tool. There are definitely two sides of style, plain and classic, and glittery and modern. Justice gives a great example of a glittery franchise. There is glitter and/or rhinestones on everything.
Casual Dresses of the Past and Today
The dress on the left is a dress from the 50s and the dress on the right is a more recently made dress, probably made from 2007-2015. The one on the right also looks like it is something Ally would wear on the show Austin and Ally, and the one on the left looks like something from Greece.
50s
As you can see this dress from the 50s looks almost like a little girls Easter dress. I have to say that this dress does not look totally like a prom dress anymore.
Modern
Compared to the dress from the 50s, this dress is definitely a couple steps up in grade. Clothes designers have added rhinestones, and a whole new layout to the dress to make the girl who wears the dress feel like she is about to rock the red carpet.
Similarities
The prom dress has definitely changed since the 50s. But the dresses are the same in a way because they were and are used for the same purpose, maybe the same brand still makes the dresses, and they were and are both clothing articles.
Differences
Some differences are that dresses now are definitely getting shorter every year. In the 50s, I'm sure no girl was comfortable wearing something that a girl would wear now to prom. Designers are now adding many rhinestones to their dresses, and adding many layers of tool to the skirt part of the dress to make it look like you are wearing a tutu.
50 years of fashion and music woven together