Choosing a look for prom can be a challenging one, you want a prom look that reflects you, a look that’s unique and something you look and feel good in. A lot of people opt for the stereotypical prom looks, like glamorous up-do, sparkly tiaras and an over the top dress. If the “Prom Queen” look isn’t for you, by looking at alternative prom looks can make you feel more individual rather than fitting in with the crowd. There’s no use turning up to your prom in something that doesn’t work for you. This guide will help you achieve a suggested style, including tips on prom hairstyles prom makeup and prom dresses.
The Greek Goddess look is perfect for prom. The Greeks were a very fashionable bunch of people; they pioneered methods of making clothing and created innovative new styles. They used natural dyes that they made from plants and flowers to colour the fabric, however the popular look was plain white tunics. They wore loose, light and flowing clothing which would be perfect for any summery prom.
Grecian Goddess Prom Dress:
Greeks often wore togas or tunics, although these would probably be too informal for a prom. It would be easy to recreate a Grecian look for prom. The One Strap Short Prom Dress by Jovani from E-dress Me Prom would be perfect for a Grecian prom dress. This beautiful white dress is knee length which, perfect for showing off your legs. The dress features gold jewelled detail on one shoulder adds a touch of glamour to the look, which makes the dress ideal for prom. With its shirred bodice and bubble hem it brings the Greek Goddess look band up to date. When looking for a Greek inspired prom dress, look at ones that are one shouldered, knee length or maxi and ones that have pleats, drapes and folds. Good places to look for prom dresses online would be
Grecian Goddess Prom Makeup:
To get a beautiful Grecian Goddess prom look you need to have a nice healthy glow. If you don’t live in a hot area try going for a fake tan, but always use self tanner rather than sun beds as they are bad for your skin. A glowing tan will contrast beautifully with a white prom dress. Try not to cake the foundation, a nice even foundation like Chanel Pro Luminere is a wonderful base for your prom makeup. For eye shadows you can choose from a range of browns and gold’s. Shimmery eye shadows on your lids teamed with shimmery bronzer all over your face and chest will create a sexy Grecian prom look! On your lips wear nude lipstick, or just a simple layer of gloss.
Grecian Goddess Prom Hairstyles:
To create a prom hairstyle inspired by the Greeks, you can either wear your hair up or down. A more traditional Grecian Goddess prom hair style could a loose up-do pinned to the back of the head leaves a few strands out to frame the face. A cute prom hair style would be to have a loose bun at the back of your head, and then your bangs braided and wrapped over the head. Braids are creative way of utilizing your own hair as an accessory and work on nearly every hair type. Simply take a 1 inch section of your hair, braid it and pin behind the opposite ear. Mary Kate Olsen has used this hairstyle on numerous occasions. If you wanted to wear your hair loose, a soft bouncy wave with a simple hair accessory or even a braid can add to the Greek prom hair do. Gold headbands are a chic hair accessory for prom.
