My Prom Dress Online

I would like to sell my prom dress. It's brand new and I spent $250 on it. I don't want to put it on ebay but I want to sell it to a shop.

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I found a dress i liked and i checked the tag so i could know the brand and go home and check other prices online. The tag said "Itsmyparty, or itsmyprom" not sure which one but there is no website for either, could this brand be off another?! helppppppp!

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I have about 100 Tiffany, Alyce etc. beaded evening gowns and ball gowns that I would like to sell for roughly $150-$225 with a little haggle in between. Please let me know any thoughts, or comments. thanks much
Also I have limited funds, I would like to get rid of them for the prom season.

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I purchased a dress worth $360 yesterday from a store downtown, came back today to exchange but there is no return or exchange policy for prom dresses. (is it like that everywhere else..?)

how much should I sell for?

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i just got asked to prom.
like, right now.
and im freaking out.
cause it cant be too expensive and i want a GOOD looking dress. that looks expensive, but isnt.

any advice ?

try places in douglasville, ga.
or SAFE online places.

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I ordered a brand new prom dress size 12. It's worth 250$.. it turns out I can't go to prom. No big deal, but now I have to find somehow to sell the dress. I was thinking e-bay but I wanna get most of my money. It's gorgeous. What do you guys think?

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I tried one on today and I really liked it. It has that skin-colored sheer fabric on the top with the glitter and beading and stuff, then a regular silky bottom half in a color matching the beading and glitter. But stupid me, i never bothered to look at the brand name. What prom dress brand names carry these types of dresses with the sheer nude tops? thank you very much.

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i dont want to spend like 400 on a dress i will only wear once. but i am willing to spend like 200. give or take a few.
what are some good brand names for that price range. stuff like Jessica McClintock.
thanks

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Does anyone know the brand or designer of the strapless baby blue and white dress Carrie wears in Season Six: Boy, Interrupted episode I would greatly appreciate if someone would let me know. She is wearing it in the last scene of the episode. She is wearing it at the Gay/Lesbian Prom she goes to with Stanford. If anyone could please tell me, i would appreciate it sooo much!!
Also if anyone has a picture of the dress (on Carrie or on the web) it would be much appreciated!

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Prom season is upon us again and as this billion dollar industry continues its surge in growth and popularity, many brands are often wondering how to reach out to the teen market and get exposure for their product. Teens are becoming savvier and demanding more than just being told the latest trends, so Pierce Mattie PR, a leader in effectively utilizing both traditional and new media for brand awareness, has compiled a list of tips that goes beyond trend forecasting with advice on how to get exposure for your brand during this momentous time of year.

1. Target long lead glossy magazines. In order to have your product considered for editorial in any of the teen-specific magazines, you must send your press release to the editors 3-4 months in advance. Editors are overwhelmed with product pitches daily, so make yours short & sweet and copy in an image of the product that you want to capture their attention with. Hot Prom Magazines: Prom, Your Prom, Seventeen Prom, Cosmogirl! Prom, Teen Prom.

2. Create buzz that drives teens to your website with a unique angle or spin. A fantastic example is Duck Brand Duct Tape’s Stuck at Prom contest (www.ducktapeclub.com/contests/prom). Duck Brand Duct Tape came up with the unique idea to let creative teens design their prom attire and accessories completely out of Duck Brand Duct Tape for a chance to win a scholarship and money for their school. The result? Amazingly innovative prom gowns and tuxes that resemble realistic theater-looking attire. Duct Brand took a product that may have not otherwise been associated with Prom and presented it in a way that got teens excited, interested and spreading the word about the brand.

3. Offer prom advice. This opens the door for just about anyone to enter the Prom arena. Whether you are a dermatologist, a hair stylist, Prom gown and accessory brand such as Jovani or Alyce Designs, makeup artist or relationship expert, teens are always looking for advice and tips on everything from taking care of their skin leading up to prom, having the gown, hair style, accessories and details that best suits their personality to Prom date advice. Whether you host the advice on your own website, promote it to online communities whose readership is the teen demographic or offer yourself up to the media as an expert, getting your name out there as a trusted source for Prom advice will drive traffic to your website and improve your brand awareness. www.PromAdvice.com, an extension of the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, is a great point of reference to start. Websites with great Prom advice: Promgirl.net, Sydney’s Closet, ThePromSite.com, PromSpot.com

4. Go multi-media. Nothing adds more depth and dimension to your brand's website than video or adding a podcast. Uploading the video to sites like You Tube and Revver and taking your podcast to iTunes can also help your Prom angle go viral. Multi-media brings your product to life and allows teens to use it as content on their blogs and social networking sites thus making your brand's exposure more expansive. Using multi-media doesn't have to be expensive, it can be as simple as using your computer or video camera to generate a media worthy product. Hot Prom sites that use multi-media: www.Loralie.com, www.Dresses.com, TJ Formal, Party Dress Express, www.SerendipityProm.com.

5. Seek out high school dot com prom sites. Many high schools are beginning to host their own prom website to give students up to date information about prom and after prom details. Contacting the school webmaster with your prom advice, contest, video or direct advertisement for their website will help bring targeted attention to your brand. Most school districts are strapped for cash these days due to educational budget cuts, so your direct ad may be a welcomed addition.

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