Designer Prom Dresses and Designer Prom Gowns

Even if you don’t remember the designer jeans craze in the 1980s, you know that fashions made by designers are hot, hot, hot! Heck, people were spending astronomical amounts just to get a designer name stamped or embroidered on the fanny of their jeans. Denim is not really your best choice for prom, unless you were planning to sweep up the dance floor afterwards, but designer prom gowns are smoking.

Designer prom dresses are hugely popular on PromGirl.net for a number of reasons. Topping the list is the high quality and even higher style. Our designer gowns are not your run-of-the-mill prom dress anyone can just pick up anywhere. These are carefully selected styles we’ve culled from some of the most notable names in the prom dress market.

Anyone who has already glanced at a few of our designer gowns should instantly recognize names like Blush, Clarisse, Jovani, Mac Duggal, Scala, Terani and Tony Bowls. These prom dress designers are the frontrunners in the market, constantly adding new, glamorous, and newly glamorous pieces to their already astounding collections. They get a lot of their inspiration from the latest fashion trends, runways and celebrity gowns found gracing the red carpet.

If you’re not yet familiar with the prom dress designer names, you are in for a real treat. Just make sure you’re already seated as our designer gowns are going to wow you to the floor!

Tony Bowls

Tony Bowls consistently serves up prom gowns that are equally dramatic and dynamic with a heavy emphasis on red-carpet ready style. This dashing designer is not afraid to go all-out, as is the case with a two-tone leopard gown.

The formal, floor-length leopard print frock doubles as a cocktail dress in the front. The strapless bodice and short skirt feature a black and white leopard print while the surrounding cascade of floor-length fabric and flounce blaze with a brown and beige leopard hue.

Another particularly show-stopping dress in the Tony Bowls collection is the black sequin floor-length prom gown. The black and pink mermaid prom dress absolutely shimmers with glamour, featuring a vixen neckline, statement-making empire band and floor-sweeping train that is sure to leave all other prom-goers in the dust!

Tony Bowls takes on another mermaid gown in light pink, completing the body-hugging ensemble with eye-catching black and white accents. Other gowns that wow in the Tony Bowls prom dress collection include a purple, one-shoulder satiny gown with a can’t-miss floral accent; several formal prom gowns done up in varying shades of blue; and a sequined silver form-fitting sheath that bespeaks of a Hollywood goddess. If elegance and sophistication is your thing, then your designer may be Tony Bowls.

Jovani

Jovani is another designer who never disappoints. Jovani designers are not afraid to take risks with elaborate and fanciful creations, and those risks always pay off in the form of gorgeous prom gowns!

One of the more dramatic prom dresses in the Jovani line is the simple yet sensational silver and black floor-length sheath. The sequin mermaid gown features embellishment throughout the body-hugging bodice and skirt.

Bold sections of contrasting fabric emerge from the between the skirt’s embellished panels in a jaw-dropping look that commands attention. Proving its versatility, the designer also offers the sequin mermaid gown in a sizzling red.

Other Jovani gems include a yellow, tiered floor-length prom gown with asymmetrical neckline and its version of Hollywood goddess-ness. A white, form-fitting sheath with a back cut-out and silver highlights is designed to make you the star of any prom.

Clarisse

Clarisse constantly amazes with an extensive collection of both long and short prom gowns. While the prom dress designer’s short cocktail dresses can be super cute, its long, lean and luxurious formal gowns are elegantly glamorous!

As with the other designers, Clarisse’s floor-length prom gowns come in a wide array of styles and colors suitable for an equally wide range of body shapes and personalities. Feisty femmes may appreciate the Clarisse gown featuring a red hot tiered skirt or the asymmetric, form-fitting leopard and black creation.

Shimmery light blue may be the hue for those a bit on the quieter side, although there is really no toning down the attention Clarisse prom gowns demand. Mermaid gowns, sheath dresses, and ball gown styles are part of the designer’s collection, as are deep teal and passionate purple hues.

Other Top Designers

Other top designers to watch on the PromGirl.net site include Scala, Blush, Mac Duggal and Terani. Scala hits hard with several floor-length sequin sheaths, one of which is available in a fearless bright blue! Mac Duggal does a matchless mermaid gown in an embellished and embroidered white fabric.

A Terani highlight is a black, asymmetrically skirted prom gown. The strapless prom dress features an exquisite accent and skirt lining of a contrasting bold blue or even bolder fuchsia.

Blush, too, offers a double-length gown. The incredibly unique green satin gown starts off resembling a short and sassy cocktail dress but includes a lengthy train in the rear lined with a colorful, mod pattern.

All of our designers have the capacity to delight, and they do it repeatedly with an amazing array of absolutely fabulous prom gowns! Check out some of the top designer prom gowns we sell right here, and don’t forget there are dozens of others elsewhere on our site.