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Sherri Hill has just unveiled her 2010 Prom Dress Collection, and the looks, which involve all manners of florals, sheers, layers, and pastels, invoke a sort of Midsummer Night's Dream feeling: irreverent, but also romantic and a little bit dreamy. The dresses are flowy and tulle-laden, but also (most importantly) fun, and unique. Check them out here.
 
 


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This weekend, TIZA introduces Alisha Hill prom dresses to our website. Hill -- the daughter of our favorite prominent prom and pageant dress designer Sherri Hill -- debuts her collection of 17 pieces, which range from the long and luxurious to the short and sassy to the fun and flirtatious. Hill's style has a soft, feminine, but also playful touch: she employs paisleys and leopard prints as much as pastels in her creations. (She also has a knack for the long, flowing, and ethereal.) Perfect for any prom or pageant. Check out her designs right here

Homecoming Style: Southern Influence

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Perhaps your school-dance fashion tastes run along more traditional lines than those we've previously  covered?  Try taking some notes from the always-appropriately-attired Taylor Swift (see also: Carrie Underwood), who does a rare thing among her peers in the country music genre -- she keeps that classic Country style from getting either too over-the-top, or too Grandama's-Debutante-Dream... Her secret weapons? Sparkles, stilettos, and ... hair. The girl loves her formalwear, but even in floor-length dresses she manages to keep things and light be ensuring that whatever dress she's wearing, she is the one wearing it, and not vice versa. Whether short or long, that means: metallics, sequins and tulles are totally cool -- but try to keep the material light and the cut simple. For the shorter dresses specifically, think simple tops with full, fun skirts. Do not shy away from high heels. (Unless you are in the mood for cowboy boots, which may often be substituted.) Embrace your curls. And most importantly? Don't forget to smile big.  

Homecoming Style: Rock'n'Roll edition

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Recently, we gave you the full rundown on the Angelina Jolie-esque Siren's Guide to Dressing for Homecoming. Not totally the look that you're going for? Don't worry; we here at TIZA know the importance of individualizing your style - which is why we're providing advice for girls of all different aesthetic preferences. Now, get ready for our latest installation on....

ROCK'N'ROLL CHIC, HOMECOMING STYLE

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Maybe you are not the kind of girl who is into dresses involving too many sparkles, chiffon layers, or even pink frills. That is okay. There are still many options for you. Case in point: Kristen Stewart, the 19-year-old Twilight star, may portray your everyday jeans-wearing, fleece-ridden, Vampire-smitten teen in the wildly popular film series -- but in real life, the California native has a definite hard-rock edge to her look. She's proven herself the master of adding a personalized tough-girl touch to some of her red-carpet party-dress looks. (See above.) But even this style doesn't require a hard-ass sensibility or a bad attitude: it's all about balancing the balancing the soft and hard elements.. Even a super-feminine dress (short usually works best, in this case, and beading, bright colors, and bold patterns are good too) can be tempered by pairing it with an artfully tousled mane, as well as angular or contrasting shoes and accessories. A leather biker jacket (which, by the way, goes with basically everything) and thick layer of black eyeliner never hurt either. Of course, the primary goal here? Be yourself, experiment, and don't forget that even punk-rock girls are allowed to have a little fun.

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Homecoming Style: Sirens calling

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As most of you can probably attest, finding the perfect dress for any occasion is never easy. (Certainly not as easy as it looks, once achieved.) But sometimes, making a splash in the  ensemble that's Just Right can give you the confidence you need to make it through the beginning of the fall semester. That's why we're presenting you with a whole slew of inspirational styles (corresponding celeb icons included), to help you channel your inner royalty - Homecoming or otherwise. 

First up: The Siren

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When it comes to dressing up, do you tend to favor all things plunging, hugging, slinking and accentuating? Perhaps bold (see: red) or sheer; backless or cut-out?** Is there a chance you admire the red-carpet tendencies of, say, Angelina Jolie or Megan Fox? If you find yourself answering mainly YES to these questions, go ahead and consider yourself a classic type A siren. Sirens (a mainstay of Greek mythology, FYI) are historically alluring; they're known for possessing a strange - almost mystical - seductive power that's nearly impossible to resist. Fashion-wise, that basically just means that you don't have to do a ton of work when it comes to getting dressed - your attitude and innate appeal will speak for itself. Bold colors and classic, curve-hugging cuts are all you'll need to make a dramatic entrance. Accessorizing is easy, too; keep it simple with elegant earrings or a necklace, and think minimalist when it comes to hair. (Sirens, after all, have often been portrayed as mermaids - and do you recall Ariel ever sporting any sort of elaborate updo?) Once you've hit those basic marks, your confidence will speak for itself. And what could possibly be better than that? 
 
Stay tuned for our next installation: Homecoming dresses go Rock'n'Roll Chic

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Two weddings in July, next weekend's black tie soiree--invitations are reaching record numbers. So will the heat this summer. Take these tips to stay cool and comfy and still look hot in an easily elegant, beautifully breezy dress from Tiza's smoking new summer line.

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First, ditch the hosiery. Duh. Avoid thick, chunky jewelry that weighs you down. Clear, simple stones and lightweight, translucent pieces are all the rage this season. Let your dress take the stage and stick with one fancy bracelet or ring.

Go light on makeup. Think sheer colors and glosses. Let your dress radiate--not the blush on your face. Sizzling heat is not excuse to show cleavage or belly. Show some skin--but in the right places. Go backless or bare a little more leg in a short cocktail dress. Sherri Hill 2101
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Remember dark colors soak up heat. Think twice before wearing all black if an event is outside. If you want to wear a bold color, feel the flutter in weightless silk chiffon or less fabric. But don't wear white to a wedding. Your turn will come.

Comfort is key. When the temperature rises, a tight strap or a size too small is the last thing a girl wants to worry about. Bottom line: wear what makes you feel hot without the sweat.

The temperature's rising, but this season's sizzling colors are extra cool. From ocean blues to dewy grass green, a cool-colored gown will keep you looking hot until the leaves turn.

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It's smooth sailing in navy, true blues and shimmery violet hues.
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Look icy hot in a sea blue, green-blue or turquoise.
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Get fresh. Think green--from mint to spring.
Politics induce hair-pulling and money matters make you fret. Not to mention your stressfully hectic schedules. But the fashion world knows the calming cure. Get your dose of cool color right here at Tiza.com. just in time for prom and any fancy summer event.

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