Satin, tulle, lace, velvet and taffeta are all luxurious and glorious fabrics that can absolutely make your evening gown dazzle. Then there are other fabrics, as pointed out in Seventeen magazine, that for one reason or another just don’t make the cut.
The garbage bag look. While it’s unclear exactly what type of fabric Ke$ha was wearing as part of her deep-cleavage, high-slit floor-length gown, its overall effect was a shredded garbage bag. Long strands of black and silver accents hung down from the all-black dress, reminding one of cheap plastic streamers or strips of thin-cut duct tape.The wrinkled crinkled crummy look. Kristen Stewart ended up in a look similar to the garbage bag look, although her short, strapless black cocktail dress had the added bonus of a poufy skirt. While some fabrics are designed to sport a wrinkled texture, none should look as if you just grabbed your dress from a small crawl space under your bed.The putrid pattern. Lady Gaga’s infamous meat dress made the cut on Seventeen’s worst-dressed prom list, and it’s no wonder. While the dress bombed for many reasons, although it did merit the attention Gaga was probably going for, it’s the pattern you can learn from. Any pattern that resembles raw meat, vomit or tends to remind you of any other bodily excrement is not the pattern to pick for your prom.Whatever fabric you choose for your formal attire, make sure it’s clean, attractive and wrinkle free, and learn not to dress like these celebrities did!
You'll feel just like Beyonce on the red carpet in this slinky formal dress with a deep v neckline. Featured in gold, this diva worthy dress it encrusted with jewels on the bust, a strappy back and has a slit skirt.
