This Year’s 5 Debutante Dresses Trends.

Sure, you want your debutante photos to outlive the trends of today. But that doesn’t mean you have to choose a staid, boring deb dress. Check out this year’s 5 debutante dresses trends, which will have your photos

looking classically beautiful—and just a bit trendy—for years to come.

Lace deb dresses

Lace never really goes out of style, but for the past two seasons it’s been everywhere. If you’re itching to pull off the most feminine, romantic look you can, then lace is your new best friend. Try a gown with a bit of lace at the skirt for understated elegance, or go for broke with head-to-toe lace.

Embellished and Bedazzled

Can’t get enough of gorgeous accents, sparkly accessories, and pearls? Now you can put them directly on your dress! Dresses embellished with beads, rhinestones, and even pearls were huge in the 1980s, and now they’re making a comeback. These frocks sparkle all night long, and can even capture the light in your photos, making you look like an otherworldly princess in your deb dress.

Straps

If you hate feeling constricted by tight, strapless, large, overflowing dresses, then straps are the best option for you. Expose a sliver of your shoulders, or keep things fitted and neat—the choice is up to you, and we offer an array of deb gowns with straps.

Short Dresses

Who says you can’t be dressed to the nines and still show a little leg? Certainly not us! Short dresses are back in a big way. Dress up the look with glam shoes and shimmering accessories. With a short dress, you’ll never look overdone, making this style an ideal choice for fashionista’s who love accessories. You will need to go to a pretty liberal school for this look.

White deb dresses everywhere

A generation or two ago, every debutante wore white. Today, white is just one of many colour options, but the classic hue is coming back in a big way. White, cream, and ivory were all over the runways this season, which means you can expect a sea of white at your own ball. Check with your school first if they allow natural colours for deb dresses.