A party of sixteen-year-old girls marks their passage from a girl to a lady. For many families, this is a great cause for the celebration and for the celebrant, the only thing that should prioritize among others is the dress that will be used for their own party. She puts a lot of thought and consideration into the attire because she must make sure that her dress makes her stand out from the crowd and enhances her figure. After all, she’s going to be the center of attention and she must be the most beautiful girl at the party.
A girl should know what court will flaunt her figure and what style will suit the theme of the party. A typical sweet 16 dress should be elegant, but innocent, emphasizing a girl’s youthful glow. The dresses are usually fitted at the waist to highlight the figure of a girl and have short hems to lengthen the legs. The length of the skirts tends to fall just above the knee to give the dress an air of charming joy. The fabrics used should be light in color, the belts should remain thin and the cuts should remain classic to reveal the capricious innocence of childhood while presaging a touch of maturity and worldliness.
A themed party dress of the fifties, like fins with low necklines, is ideal for vintage and contemporary print. Cocktail dresses with many ruffles give an elegant but delicate touch and are comfortable enough to wear during the night. If the celebrant’s family decides to give you a formal party with many adult guests, you can choose to wear a long, loose dress made of lightweight fabric to show a sense of sophistication. A fluttery cocktail dress with intricate beads will also do the trick. The colors of the sweet 16 dresses should always be bright and cheerful to maintain that informal, fun and exciting atmosphere at the party.
With any design or style that a girl ends up choosing for her dress, whether sleeveless or ethereal, modern or relaxed, sweet 16 dresses must do one thing. It is important to choose a design or style that is not too overwhelming. The celebrant must wear the dress, not the other way around.