Uniquely Fit For A Queen






On Sunday I had the privilege of attending the 2nd Annual Atlanta Pageant Prom show hosted by Fit For a Queen of Atlanta. It was a spectacular show from beginning to end. Opening the show was JamBoree Mas with festive Caribbean designs. Sponsors of this event included Halo Couture, Eye for Design Hair Extension to name a few, Designers showcased for this event included the House of Wu, Rachel Allen, Tony Bowls, and Alexander Pezo. This show gave an glimpse of the upcoming 2017 Prom season. The gowns showcased gave great ideas for red carpet events, pageantry attire and what the young men can look forward to for this prom season as well, For the upcoming 2017 Prom season we can look forward to sexy, seductive, floral, colorful and two piece ensembles. Low cut backs, flowing skirts with pockets, bling everywhere. Mr. Alexander Pezo really gave a voice to the young men who have their own style. The patterns and colors were vibrant and commanded your attention. From head to toe the nothing but style and class. During the show there was a panel to answer questions regarding pageantry. The panelist included Miss Georgia Teen Taylor Ward, Miss Georgia USA Deanna Johnson, Ms.Trudy Davis Image Consultant of The Image Academy, and pageant coach Mr. Thomas Barnette. Ms Trudy Davis gave tips on what colors to wear to convey a certain image. The question was posed to the panel How do you exude confidence?  Mr. Thomas Barnette replied with 1) Believe in yourself 2) Do the work,3) Express yourself 4) Practice being ready. All great advice for every area of your life, Overall the show was elegance at its best. If you are in the market for a gown for a special/ red carpet event, prom or wedding check out the link to Fit for a Queen of Atlanta. You won't be disappointed.   



 http://gownsfitforaqueen.com/
 

ALEXANDER PEZO http://alexanderpezo.com/index.html

 




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