My Senior Prom 2011

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Prom Dresses

This is a video of my senior prom for King Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science. This is a Golda Smith production.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCKsQbGyXDM&hl=en

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Red Corset Prom Dresses

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Prom Dresses

Prom Dresses

When it is time for her junior or senior prom and out shopping for her gown to wear at the big dance, you will definitely want to let her try one of the red corset prom dresses that are so very popular right now. This sort of evening or ball gown will make her the center off attention from the girls out of jealousy, and the guys for its attractive appeal. Although the dress may be form fitting on top, it is not as reminiscent as you might think of bedroom style lingerie. They are toned down, and do not offer the overall sexual appeal that most think of when they hear the word corset.

Some of these prom dresses are offered with matching quarter or half jackets to conceal the shoulders for an even more modest look, but can be taken off during dancing, and socializing. Prices start at about one hundred and eight nine dollars on average, but some of the prom gowns can run up to over one thousand dollars, depending on the brand and type of fabric, and materials used to create the piece. For goodness sake, do not forget the matching clutch purse, shoes, and corset belt if needed.

If you make this dress purchase months in advance, wait until about two weeks before the dance to have it fitted, as teenager grow rapidly, and you do not want to have to let it out, or pay twice for tailoring the garment. Also, invest in a wedding dress crush-proof hanging bag to protect the dress until prom night. You do not want it crushed from other clothing in the closet, and become wrinkled to the point of having to have it re-dry cleaned at the last minute. It is probably a good idea to keep the gown in an alternate closet that gets little to no foot traffic, like in a guest bedroom, or hall closet.

This is a big night for her and she will want everything perfect, and will practically act as if it is her wedding day. Make sure she has everything she needs and treat her like a princess, even if she has her emotional fangs out the afternoon before her date picks her up. Be sure and have your digital camera charged, and ready to go with plenty of memory available. Using a cell camera is just not going to give you the perfect images you want for such a once in a life time occasion.

Be sure you check out the great red corset prom dress at the author’s favorite red corset website.

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Simple Guide for Buying Prom Dresses Under 100 Dollars

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Prom Dresses

Prom Dresses

When the prom season comes up, most young girls tend to be overly dressed while others get depressed for lack of enough money to buy the dresses they deem ideal. However, this does not have to be the case with the variety of prom dresses under 100 dollars to choose from. In essence, there is something in the market for everyone and it is for this reason that it is important to weigh a couple of factors in order to select one that perfectly meets your needs.

For starters, you should not get peer pressured. There are instances when you might feel compelled to get a gown that does not highlight your taste and preference. If you see a gown you love, do not let anyone dissuade you from getting the same. Also, consider the possibility of starting your shopping in advance. This is especially true when shopping online and this is for the simple reason it takes a couple of days before the gown is delivered and you would not want to deal with any setbacks the last minute. What is more, this will give you time to see any alterations that need to be carried out and give you ample time to have them carried out beforehand. This is a big day and unless you are fully prepared, you could end up disappointed.

When shopping in this category, the next thing that you have to consider is the style that best compliments your body shape. There are different types of gowns ranging from the Empire, Sheath, A-line and Ball Gown. While you might be aware of these designs, it is ideal to explore the opportunity to learn more about them since this is the only way to select one that compliments your body shape. Note that there are also some modest gowns which are just as appealing and you could consider the possibility of getting the same. Before going ahead and buying your prom dresses under 100 dollars, it is also important to consider the following tips in order make a choice that suits you.

• It is important to have a clear understanding of the return policy. This is especially true if you have any doubts about the gown.

• Do some extensive research in order to understand what to expect and compare prices as well in order to get the best deals.

• With the variety of online stores, it is also important to ensure that the shop where you are making the purchase is legit. Make sure they have an address as well as an active phone number. If possible, talk to friends and as for references before making your final choice. More importantly, note that most of these gowns are classy and beautifully designed to meet the needs of different people.

Then buying prom dresses under 100 dollars, it is advisable to take your time and do some research to determine the prom dresses under 100 dollars that meet measure up to your expectations.

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The History of Prom Dresses

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Prom Dresses

Prom Dresses

High School Proms originates in America and were thought to have emerged from the upper class debutante balls in high class society. At debutante balls the girls would wear whites dresses and gloves and walk proudly into a grand hall with an escort. The event was to signal their official introduction to the social dating scene.

In America the proms were though to be a shortened version of the word promenade, referring to the walking in of the girls. A college Prom became a very important time in a teenagers life and signalled them changing from a child to an adult. As ideas changed and money was more readily available proms began to happen in high schools and gradually became more elaborate affairs.

The popularity of high school proms has now transferred from America to the UK with most school holding a Prom or leaving party for its pupils. The proms has now become an very elaborate affair with girls wear elaborate formal dresses and arriving in stretch limousines.

The type of dresses worn by girls to proms varies greatly from school to school and individual to individual. Some opt for a full and traditional ball gown while others are a much less formal affair with girls wearing shorter cocktail dresses. There is also a particular style of dress named the prom dress. This term is usually used to describe a strapless dress with a skirt that flares from the waist. This style has now become so popular that it is often worn for much less popular occasions and is sometimes even dressed down with boots or trainers for day time or alternative look.

This article was written for Designerhighstreet.com. For all the latest fashions including party cocktail dress and ladies evening dress

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Elegant Prom Hairstyle (&My Prom pictures!)

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Prom Dresses

AUDIO MUTED DUE TO COPYRIGHT ISSUES D: Sorry~ Facebook: Facebook.com Formspring: Formspring.me Tumblr: x3Haha.Tumblr.com Hello lovelies! ( My Senior Ball just past yesterday, and it was incredible. Even though I got sick a few days before the event, it didn’t stop me from having fun. Prom was definitely one of the best night of my life, and I’m so glad I went! So this was the hairstyle that I wore… but instead of twisting everything to the middle, I twisted it to one side instead because I’m such a big fan of side ponytails xD. It was really easy and only took me about 17 minutes ; 15 to curl my hair and 2 to do the actual hairstyle. This is similar to the Prom hairstyle that I did last year, but it’s more elegant because the twists are higher and bigger and it’s more secured! I hope you girls will enjoy this tutorial and have fun at your Prom. Dance the night away! (: PS The first dress, I got at Kohl’s. The second one, which is my actual Prom dress, I received from a program called “Princess Project.” ^^;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8kCX_9HGO4&hl=en

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2011 Homecoming Dresses at PromGirl.com: Style SH-1429

Posted on April 21, 2012 by Prom Dresses

2011 Homecoming Dress SH-1429 is available at www.promgirl.com This short beaded Homecoming dress by Sherri Hill (SH-1429) will capture the spotlight at Homecoming 2011. This gold corset style Homecoming dress features a strapless mirrored crystal stone encrusted bodice flowing into a seductive beaded skirt. TRANSCRIPT: NARRATOR (VO) Featuring Sherri Hill Style 1429, a corset style 2011 homecoming dress with a mirrored crystal stone encrusted bodice and beaded slim fit skirt available at PromGirl.com. MELANIE Welcome back to the PromGirl photo studio. We’re here today for our next episode of Haute Homecoming. So today, Emma’s with us. She’s wearing a great dress by Sherri Hill. It features chunky rhinestones, beading all over, a bone corset, super flattering. It has a sweetheart neckline. She looks amazing. So you know, Emma, you’re wearing it; how do you feel? EMMA I feel amazing in this dress. It fits me well and I’m definitely getting peoples’ attention. MELANIE You certainly would! You look awesome and thank you so much for showing all the PromGirls out there an amazing Homecoming dress.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOsovG7BSZ4&hl=en

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DUCK brand Duct Tape PROM dress(Elkhart,Indiana)Kayla Sawyer, David Thrash 2011

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Prom Dresses

“LIKE” our page on Facebook… www.facebook.com BEAUTIFUL PROM DRESS made of duct tape for the Stuck at Prom “Duck Tape” Scholarship competition/contest 2011. Please vote at www.stuckatprom.com Their outfits are made of Duck brand Duct Tape. Elkhart Central Prom Dance, “America Now” is their theme (www.stuckatprom.com)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTPWexDWMPE&hl=en

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Where Can I Buy Prom Dresses Under $100 Online and Look Beautiful?

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Prom Dresses

Prom Dresses

Buying a prom dress for under $100 doesn’t have to be stressful and you can still look fabulous on such a tight budget. Buying a prom dress is half the fun of prom night. Everyone wants to look their best on the biggest night of the year and some girls don’t have the largest budget. We live in difficult times and not all women have the money they would like to spend on their dress they would like.

If you don’t have that much too spend on a prom dress then don’t worry you’re not alone. Did you know that “prom dresses under $100″ is searched for 9,000 times on Google a month? You can get prom dresses under $100 if you know where to look and you have an eye for style. You can build on your look and make it come together and still wow your friends and that someone special.

Our Tips To Getting Prom Dresses Under $100 That Look Great

We suggest go shopping where you want with whoever you want. You don’t need mom and pop hanging around and don’t let them make you feel guilty for not taking them along. Buying your prom dress is half the fun of prom so make sure you enjoy it. Whoever you go with make sure they are fun but honest enough to tell you if something is good or not.

Avoid Peer Pressure – Be yourself so if you are a bit of a tom-boy and go with your girly friends don’t let them persuade you to buy something you don’t like that has frill, is pink or has bows and ribbons. Get a dress that tells the world who you are, that you love and want to be seen in. Hell it could be the ripped black one that shows off that tattoo if you like.

Start Shopping Early – Getting the right gown is important and requires a great deal of thought and attention to detail. Give yourself several month of shopping time and if you do it will help you find the best dress that suits you and make you look fabulous without going over that $100 budget.

Basic Styles – When it comes to prom dresses there are four basic styles A-Line, Empire, Ball Gown and Sheath. It pays to learn a little about these basic shapes and to know which will show off your body type in the most flattering way.

Buy Your Prom Dress For The Body You Have – OK girls you have to be honest with yourself and don’t buy a dress promising that you will lose weight to fit in it. It will make you much happier overall to buy one for your true weight and if you do lose a bit of weight then you can always have the dress taken in a bit.

Overall when it comes to that prom dress be yourself, buy the one you like and just enjoy. If you are thinking “where can I buy a prom dress under $100?” and panicking don’t. If you buy a dress that suits your body shape, suits your character and that fits well you can look absolutely fabulous and then just accessorize to become the belle of the ball.

If you are looking to buy prom dresses under $100 then please read our guide on buying prom dresses so you can look fabulous on that special night.

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Importance of Value Education

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Prom Dresses

Prom Dresses

Seven sins: wealth without work, pleasure without conscience, knowledge without character,commerce without morality, science without humanity, worship without sacrifice, politics without principle.

-Mahatma Gandhi

Just in case you believe that great social problems are beyond your scope, consider this story: God said to me: Your task is to build a better world. I answered: How can I do that? The world is such a large, vast place, so complicated now, and I am so small and useless. There nothing I can do. But God in his great wisdom said: Just build a better you.

- Anonymous

The moral values present a true perspective of the development of any society or nation. They tell us to what extent a society or nation has developed itself. Values are virtues, ideals and qualities on which actions and beliefs are based. Values are guiding principles that shape our world outlook, attitudes and conduct. Values however are either innate or acquired. Innate values are our inborn divine virtues such as love, peace, happiness, mercy and compassion as well as the positive moral qualities such as respect, humility, tolerance, responsibility, cooperation, honesty and simplicity.

Acquired values are those external values adopted at your “place of birth” or “place of growth” and

are influenced by the immediate environment. Examples of acquired values are one’s mode of dress, the way you bless, cultural customs, traditions, habits and tendencies.

The main causes of moral degeneration are:

- Lack of respect for the sanctity of human life.

- Breakdown of parental control of children in families

- Lack of respect for authority, seen through the brazen breaking of the law and

Total disregard for rules and regulations

- Crime and corruption

- Abuse of alcohol and drugs

- Abuse of women and children, and other vulnerable members of society.

- Lack of respect for other people and property.

To solve all these type problems it is necessary to know the main causes of the above problems. We know today children are tomorrow’s citizens. If we give good education to the present day children, the future of the next generations will be well. My opinion education is the solution for all types of the problems. Now we are living in the modern century. If we use science and technology in the proper way it is not difficult for us to solve all the problems of the non-moral and value things.The main object of the study is to inculcate moral and value based education in schools and colleges and to know the attitude of intermediate students towards moral values. Gandhiji advised the inmates of Sabarmati Ashram on the practice of the following values in their day-

to-day life:

1. Ahimsa

2. Non-stealing

3. Non-possession

4. Swadeshi

5. Manual work

6. Fearlessness

7. Truth

8. Chastity

9. Equality of religion

10. Removal of untouchability

11. Control of palate

Important life goals and personal characteristics:

Life goals and Personal characteristics are very necessary for all types of persons in the society.

Life Goals:

- A world at peace (free of war and conflict)

- Freedom (independence, free choice)

- Wisdom (a mature understanding of life)

- Happiness (contentedness)

- An exciting life (a stimulating, active life)

- Equality (brotherhood, equal opportunity for all)

- A comfortable life (a prosperous life)

- Self-respect (self-esteem, feeling good about yourself)

- Salvation (religiously saved, eternal life)

- Mature love (sexual & spiritual intimacy)

- Social recognition (respect, admiration)

- A sense of accomplishment (I’ve made a lasting contribution)

- Family security (taking care of loved ones)

- True friendship (close companionship)

- A world of beauty (beauty of nature and the arts)

- Inner harmony (freedom from inner conflict)

- Pleasure (an enjoyable, leisurely life)

- National security (protection from attack)

Personal Characteristics:

- Self-controlled (thinks first, restrained, self-disciplined)

- Honest (sincere, truthful, disclosing)

- Loving (affectionate, tender, caring)

- Ambitious (hard working, aspiring)

- Cheerful (lighthearted, joyful)

- Responsible (dependable, reliable)

- Independent (self-reliant, sufficient)

- Broad-minded (open-minded, able to see other viewpoints)

- Polite (courteous, well mannered)

- Forgiving (willing to pardon others)

- Intellectual (intelligent, reflective, knowledgeable)

- Helpful (working for the welfare of others)

- Obedient (dutiful, respectful)

- Capable (competent, effective, skillful)

- Logical (consistent, rational, aware of reality)

- Clean (neat, tidy)

- Imaginative (daring, creative)

- Courageous (standing up for your beliefs, strong)

Hogan (1973) believes that moral behavior is determined by five factors: (1) Socialization: becoming aware as a child of society’s and parents’ rules of conduct for being good. (2) Moral

judgment: learning to think reasonably about our own ethics and deliberately deciding on our own

moral standards. (3) Moral feelings: the internalization of our moral beliefs to the degree that we feel shame and guilt when we fail to do what we “should.” (4) Empathy: the awareness of other people’s situation, feelings, and needs so that one is compelled to help those in need. (5) Confidence and knowledge: knowing the steps involved in helping others and believing that one is responsible for and capable of helping.

Today we facing so many problems like terrorism, poverty and population problem. It is necessary to inculcate moral values in curriculum. Education is an effective weapon. Education is a weapon, whose effect depends on who holds it is his handsand at whom it is aimed. (Joseph Stalin)

Curricular Activities:

Due to liberalization, industrialization and globalization rapid changes are occurring in almost all social sciences. The value possessed and their attitudes according to the changes should be known up to date vast changes are occurring in the education. So called philosophical foundations of India are declining day to day with the country in a state of social turbulence, the goals and functions of formal education need to be reassessed and updated. Through education we can change the world.

- By giving a place for moral values in the curriculum.

- Moral values can be explained through stories and illustrations.

- Through poetry, novel and stories we can inculcate moral values in the students.

- Role play of a good story in the lesson.

- Educate students through posters, advertisements and dramatizations; those are all a part

in the curriculum.

- By introducing a course on moral values as a part of its Master Degree in Developmental

Administration.

- Giving course training to students to develop moral values in the society.

- By educating citizen through direct contact by setting up local offices across the religion.

- First of all educate women in the society. Mother is the first teacher. Motivate every woman

to know about moral values through special course like “Gandhian Studies”.

“IF WEALTH IS LOST NOTHING IS LOST”

“IF HEALTH IS LOST SOMETHING IS LOST”

“IF CHARACTER IS LOST EVERYTHING IS LOST”

BEST OF ALL THINGS IS CHARACTER – FATHER OF INDIAN NATION MAHATMA GANDHI

Name:Naraginti Amareswar Reddy Father Name: N.M.Reddy Sex: Male Date of Birth: 10th Fed 1981 Ed Qua: M.Sc., M.Ed., research scholar in the dept. of education, sri venkateswara university, tirupati, India. e-mail ID: amareswaran@yahoo.co.in

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Types and Styles of Prom Dresses – Terms and Definitions

Posted on April 14, 2012 by Prom Dresses

Prom Dresses

Are you bewildered when it comes to shopping for prom dresses? With all the types of formal gowns and dresses available, there are also many terms that describe the length, design, neckline, and style of a prom dress. You might feel overwhelmed when speaking with a sales clerk at a formal wear shop or even while shopping online for prom dresses. Below we’ve put together some helpful terms and definitions to help you be an informed shopper for prom dresses and other prom-related items of women’s interests.

Prom Dress Styles

Some of the prom dress styles you might see include the ball gown, A-line (princess), sheath, lace-covered, high-low, baby doll, chiffon, one-shoulder, empire, golden glamour, modest, and halter.

Ballroom Gowns and A-Line Prom Dresses

A ballroom gown has a very large skirt that billows out from the waist to the mid-calf or ankles. It might have a fitted waist and top or a corset type top. The A-line or princess dress flares out to the hemline and is narrow near the waist. It forms an “a” shape as it fits to your body from top to bottom.

High-Low, Lace-Covered, and Chiffon Prom Dresses

The high-low dress zigzags vertically at the hemline so it is short in some spots and long in others. The sheath prom dress is one that clings to the body and hides nothing concerning your figure. The lace-covered dress can be a satin or satin-like material underneath with lace as a top layer. Chiffon dresses look similar to a fancy night robe worn by the women of Rome or Greece. With a high empire waist, the dress is long and flows from the hips down to the ankles. It is great for almost any figure.

Baby Doll, One-Shoulder, and Sleeveless Gowns

The baby doll prom dress is typically very short and cute. It usually fits at the top and flows at the bottom with a high waistline in between. Baby doll dresses usually come with a tied ribbon or belt around the stomach area to give the “baby dress” look. One-shoulder prom dresses have only one shoulder strap, of course, with the other side being sleeveless. These are usually long and elegant gowns. There are also completely strapless formal gowns and prom dresses. These can be worn with or without a jacket or wrap.

Halter, Golden Glamour, and Modest Prom Dresses

The halter prom dress looks similar to a halter top at the sleeves and then flows toward the knees. It is usually no longer than just below the knees and may look similar to a high-low dress at the hemline. The golden glamour dress is usually shiny gold to appear like “Hollywood” style apparel. The modest prom dress is beautiful, simple, and modest. It covers everything while still giving the wearer a touch of glamour and elegance.

Types of Sleeves

Cap sleeves are short and cover only the upper arms and shoulders. Juliet sleeves are puffy at the shoulders and taper all the way to the wrist. Some sleeves start below the shoulders or appear to “hang off” the shoulders. Also, spaghetti straps are thin straps with no sleeves.

Necklines

Necklines are also important when choosing a prom dress. The empire neckline scoops out and then connects with a very high waistline. A sweetheart neckline looks like the top of a heart. A jewel neckline is simple and round, located just above the collarbone. The boat neckline (Bandeau) comes around to each collarbone, similar to a sailor’s suit.

Other Prom Terms to Know

There are also handbags, or small purses, and clutches that can match your prom dress. Clutches are small hand-held bags with no straps. Shawls and wraps are not jackets but fit around your shoulders loosely. You can wear them when outdoors during cold weather and easily remove them for dancing. A tiara is a princess-type hairpiece than can be worn with your hair up or down. There are elbow gloves and wrist gloves. Elbow gloves reach to your elbow, covering the bottom part of your arm while wrist gloves only cover the hands.

Before shopping for a prom dress, know what styles and accessories you are looking for so you can save time. Also, go online to view all the different styles available. You can even find great deals online on prom dresses by designers such as Mori Lee, Jovani, Clarisse, Niteline, Dave and Johny, Paris, Riva and Alyce Designs. There are often beautiful dresses online for the prom, homecoming, and other formal events that a local formal wear shop might not offer.

Chris Robertson is an author of Majon International, one of the worlds MOST popular internet marketing companies on the web. Learn more about Prom Dresses – Terms to Know or Majon’s Clothing for Women directory.

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