The SAT crowd is the high school group that's all about college. You may not be concerned about, or up on the latest fashion trends, but you still want to fit in at your prom. I advise Sherri Hill dresses for the SAT crowd.
For this group, high school is just a stepping-stone on the road to becoming wealthy and successful in business, medicine, or law. You're probably juggling AP classes and working on your admissions essays. You want a look that's mature and no-nonsense, but fun.
Most importantly you really want to fit in at your prom. You need options that are comfortable and won't make you look like a freak. But you also don't want to look like you're trying too hard. Your goal should be "geek chic."
Sherri Hill Evening Dresses
Sherri Hill formal dresses with "geek chic" appeal will work well for evening events. Look for solids or color-blocked pieces and items that are low on the frou-frou scale with high marks for savvy tailoring. For example, look for style #2340.
It's a svelte long-sleeved black jersey design with a jeweled medallion on the waist. The sleeves are actually see-through. It has a "first year at Yale" air of independence.
Your ensemble should say, "I'm serious about my studies, but I'm not too serious to have a good time." Something a college admissions administrator would approve of! Try an all-black dress with a dash of color to liven it up. For example, check out style #1123.
It's a long, black champagne flute shaped gown with a block of hot pink across the bust. It's high waisted and gives the illusion of a tall, slender body. A bow on the right shoulder is accented with black shimmer. It has a "first year at the University of Pennsylvania" air of confidence.
Sherri Hill Cocktail Dresses
Most Sherri Hill short dresses can be considered "collegiate cocktail." Meaning, they are upscale and mature with young-at-heart whimsy. A great example is style #3705.
Ever heard of a toga party? You will when you get to college. This design is a soft red toga-style wrap. It has an easy carefree fit, almost as if you're simply wrapped in your favorite blanket. There's a little sparkly décor on the right hip. It has a "first year at Harvard" air of earthiness.
Also look for style #2341. It's a black bell curve, A-line mini with classy symmetry. It says "business woman," but the lace cap sleeves say "prom princess." This is a really put-together style with a "first year at Princeton" genuineness.
My top pick among Sherri Hill prom dresses for the SAT crowd is style #2300. It's a white satin sweetheart mini with a Breakfast at Tiffany's aura. There's a jeweled corset with a bow. It has a "smart ingénue" quality.
To save time, know how to buy a Sherri Hill dress online. Do a quick search for the style number and choose the size that fits your precise measurements. You'll be back to the books in no time at all.
I hope you score a perfect 2400!
For this group, high school is just a stepping-stone on the road to becoming wealthy and successful in business, medicine, or law. You're probably juggling AP classes and working on your admissions essays. You want a look that's mature and no-nonsense, but fun.
Most importantly you really want to fit in at your prom. You need options that are comfortable and won't make you look like a freak. But you also don't want to look like you're trying too hard. Your goal should be "geek chic."
Sherri Hill Evening Dresses
Sherri Hill formal dresses with "geek chic" appeal will work well for evening events. Look for solids or color-blocked pieces and items that are low on the frou-frou scale with high marks for savvy tailoring. For example, look for style #2340.
It's a svelte long-sleeved black jersey design with a jeweled medallion on the waist. The sleeves are actually see-through. It has a "first year at Yale" air of independence.
Your ensemble should say, "I'm serious about my studies, but I'm not too serious to have a good time." Something a college admissions administrator would approve of! Try an all-black dress with a dash of color to liven it up. For example, check out style #1123.
It's a long, black champagne flute shaped gown with a block of hot pink across the bust. It's high waisted and gives the illusion of a tall, slender body. A bow on the right shoulder is accented with black shimmer. It has a "first year at the University of Pennsylvania" air of confidence.
Sherri Hill Cocktail Dresses
Most Sherri Hill short dresses can be considered "collegiate cocktail." Meaning, they are upscale and mature with young-at-heart whimsy. A great example is style #3705.
Ever heard of a toga party? You will when you get to college. This design is a soft red toga-style wrap. It has an easy carefree fit, almost as if you're simply wrapped in your favorite blanket. There's a little sparkly décor on the right hip. It has a "first year at Harvard" air of earthiness.
Also look for style #2341. It's a black bell curve, A-line mini with classy symmetry. It says "business woman," but the lace cap sleeves say "prom princess." This is a really put-together style with a "first year at Princeton" genuineness.
My top pick among Sherri Hill prom dresses for the SAT crowd is style #2300. It's a white satin sweetheart mini with a Breakfast at Tiffany's aura. There's a jeweled corset with a bow. It has a "smart ingénue" quality.
To save time, know how to buy a Sherri Hill dress online. Do a quick search for the style number and choose the size that fits your precise measurements. You'll be back to the books in no time at all.
I hope you score a perfect 2400!
Advice From a Prom Goddess - Sherri Hill Dresses For the SAT Crowd
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