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When it comes to prom night, if you put your dress on first you risk accidentally marking your dress with product. Apply your make up and style your hair before you put your dress on. You should be especially careful with body lotions and temporary bronzers as these can transfer from your skin and cause marks to appear on prom gowns. If you're wearing scent then exercise caution. Many of the beans and uric acid on prom gowns could be tarnished if they get scent fitted. Therefore, scent should be applied when you're still in your underwear. Aerosol two squirts in front of you at chest height and then walk through it. Put aniia dresses for special occasion on at the last possible moment (leaving time to have photos taken before you leave). Princess style prom gowns take a little extra care to put on and you will desire a helping hand. The best way to put this kind of gown on is to unzip or unlace it and then wear it from above. You should stand with your arms in the air while a friend lifting it over your arms and head.


Prominently, always wash the hands before pressing your gown. During your prom It's worth bearing in mind that a prom dress is actually quite a delicate joint of clothing. There is rising trend to arrive at prom in the wackiest way possible, but you should be careful to consider whether your arrival method risks damaging your prom dress. Prom gowns are made for sitting, standing and talking and not much else! So be careful to not do anything to particular sports in yours. Should overflow anything on your gown during prom then don't panic! Remove any excess but don't try and remove/rub the stain as you will only make it worse. Dry cleaners have a much better chance of removing stains from prom gowns if no-one else has tried first. Most importantly don't worry about it, it's not worth letting a stain on your prom gown go bad your evening! After your prom You may want to have your prom gown cleaned after your prom, to keep it in the best condition. You should approach a professional and reputable dry cleaner who has experience dry-cleaning prom gowns.

 They will then be able to advise on which process to use. If any damage has been caused to your dress (e. gary. loose beading) you may want to have this repaired before you store your dress. Search online and check your yellow pages for details of local seamstresses who is able to mend prom gowns Once your dress has been dry-cleaned you should store it back in its garment bag. As prom gowns tend to take up lots of space, you may not wish to keep it in your wardrobe. You can line a large box with a trash can line and place your dress inside (the trash can liner will help keep moisture away from your dress). Carefully package your dress into a large box and store it under your bed, in the spare room or in the loft area. Prom gowns hold such previous memories and with a little care you can make sure that yours will last forever.