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Prom is a floral season that can generate thousands of dollars in body flower sales through hundreds of tiny designs – all over the course of just a few days.
To make this type of condensed, detail-oriented work profitable, planning is key. Applying trends in prom dress fashion is the surest way to predict success in corsage designs teens will love.
Prom, and teen fashion in general, is based on translating individual personality through apparel including accessories. Appealing to customer sentiments is what will distinguish your designs over another shop, or even the option of forgoing flowers all-together. Show this next generation wrist corsages and boutonnieres are relevant by modernizing them into today’s aesthetics.
Cover your bases knowing most prom dresses are going to be predominantly made with one of these popular materials:
This can mean textures like sequins, beads, lamé, really any material that catches the light. Not just colors like gold and silver, but also metallic black, blue and pink. Dresses will be in all different styles, but capturing the shine is key.
Airy and ethereal, you’ll see tulle either in a single flowy layer or making a full, ruffled skirt. Embellished illusion layers will often contain pearls or rhinestones.
Sleek and special, teens love satin to mark the occasion. You’ll see it in short and long dresses and a rainbow of their favorite colors. The use of satin signifies formality to a young customer because its typically not worn at another time of year.
You’ve covered the basics. Now, upgrade customers and show them a wrist corsage is more than what they may perceive. It is a truly custom-made accessory to help them complete their look. Watch for these dress details and show what you can do to complement them.
Dresses with boning and tailored waists give a sculpted look you can match in wristlet details.
Some dresses will feature sheer patterns or shorn layers. (This isn’t your flapper fringe!) Match it with interest in corsage ribbons in a free-spirited bohemian way dangling from her wrist.
Thanks to 90s and y2k trends in teen fashion, you’ll see iridescent, glitter, acrylic, pearls and overall bling, not to mention accessory styles like chokers.
You might not even hear the word “trend” or “style” with teen customers, rather “core.” Of course, these can go ‘in’ and ‘out’ fast, but they are anchored in entertainment media and major designer collections that influence this year’s available prom dresses.
All things pink and glamourous.
Pastel colors, feminine silhouettes.
Underwater colors, iridescence, and mythical.
Nature-inspired, with the delicate and pretty earthly items.
Think of the fun-loving characters in Old English narratives of the 17th century dressing in lace, chokers, corsets, bows and ribbons
An aesthetic trend that includes elements inspired by old schools, libraries, and college campuses: black, navy, burgundy and hunter green and heavier fabrics.
If you think that your purchase orders are going to be never-ending to satisfy all these customers, Pioneer has you covered. With a base of hardgoods, you can apply all these trends. Consider our exclusive “2024 Prom Trends Capsule" collection that is interchangeable to achieve many styles!