Home coming dress... Need sugestions.

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Heather D.

Aug 5, 2013

Heather D.

Betsy johnson does amazing dresses this is a photo of the dress I wore to my schools version of 'prom' we called it a final fling (scottish thing!)

Symone B.

Aug 5, 2013

Symone B.

No long dresses! Save it for prom. Going to homecoming is just like going to a night club. It's not really elegant. I would do something that's more of a night out but still formal. The theme doesn't really matter, dress how you want. I wore this dress from asos.com to my Halloween themed homecoming last year

Heather D.

Aug 5, 2013

Heather D.

This is a little off topic but I'm just interested to know, in the US does every grade have a prom or homecoming or whatever its called. where I'm from we only got one school dance when you were in your very last year of school as a sort of send off. we never got dances of any sort in any of the younger years.

Amelia H.

Aug 5, 2013

Amelia H.

Our school lets freshman and jrs go and hounor class go and seniors go to prom unless your younger and is a date with a senior the you can go.

Emily R.

Aug 6, 2013

Emily R.

Avoid long dresses! It will get stepped on trust me. Go with a short one.

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