You may feel the GLL energy and Australian warmth when you step into this artful space. Stunning gowns and tuxedos were on display throughout the night, lent out by regional shops and boutiques, including All Things Bridal, Country Bride and Gent, Fischer’s Tuxedo, Page Six/Harleysville Bridal, Eliza D’s and MW Tuxedo. While signing up through their student council, mostly uderton Area lofty School senior students get to join as models in Prom Fashion Show. While displaying some amount of 2011’s prom dresses and tuxedos in the course of the show’s Winter Wonderland theme, more than 50 students from the lofty school were made up, dressed up and accessorized, in front of 200 people in the audience.
Whenever using floral and abstract prints on fabric, but not one single color, lots of the dresses as well looked like pieces of artwork. It as well showed students how to arrive to formal in class, Prom Fashion Show also OK students to look good on their especial day. Members of 2011 Class and junior student council danced, sparkled and looked glamorous as they strutted their stuff on Souderton Area big School auditorium stage on Thursday for the annual Prom Fashion Show presented by school’s student council. Consequently, whenever modeling their stylish tuxedos, as long as the music started, male all students entered stage from behind stage curtains. Groups practiced all week to sharpen their dance moves and finalize their acts. That’s where it starts getting actually serious. The raffle included a limo package from Secrets Limo Service, discount costs on tux and dress purchases, door prize baskets, hair salon products, and most importantly to the students, 3 free tickets to one and the other 2011 junior and senior formal. Now please pay attention. I am sure that the prom fashion show always was a lofty school custom at Souderton, that is going on annually for nearly 20 years.
Tables were covered with accessories, shoes, dresses, tuxedos, hair products and individual garment items. Student council president Kassandra Moyer and vice president Monica Stiles ok over the show as after tuxedoes were shown. In the course of the show’s intermission, multiple raffle items were given out to audience. While the females wore ‘up dos’, lots of the men wore sharp and sophisticated hair styles, some being sleek and elegant, with others being fun, flirty and curly. They have been seen quite often on the bodice and straps of dresses. Now let me tell you something. Rhinestones and beads were a noticeable detail on most of the dresses. Whenever hitting any extreme in the spectrum with grey, almost white, and gray, for the men, tuxedos ranged in color. Ties, bow ties, vests, and pocket silks came in neutral and fluorescent colors adding flavor to any suit. Student Council advisers, Kathy Doll and Amy Tarlo opened evening, as the song It’s Raining Men by Weather Girls played as the background music.