Kenzie's Closet is removing financial barriers and providing free prom dresses for Tri-State girls. More than 20 Oyler School students shopped for their dream dresses on Thursday.

Dress for Freedom’ is a makeover event intended to empower girls in foster care and shelters that also educates them on the ...

Yes Queen Dress Drive is a local non-profit looking to ease the high costs of shopping for prom and homecoming dresses.

Start your spring right with these effortlessly cool Free People styles and cult-favorite denim, all under $50.

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local middle and high school students can select up to two free formal outfits, dresses, shoes, jewelry, and other accessories for their special spring formal dance or prom.

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local middle and high school students can select up to two free formal outfits, dresses, shoes, jewelry, and other accessories for their special spring formal dance or prom. “In ...

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let he be simple and nice. Hiyo style aachie our mother's in the village." "On this one I agree. Let people dress as they wish, it’s their choice. People can be unkind. Perhaps she can afford a better ...

We’ve spotted dozens of pretty spring dresses from brands like Lilly Pulitzer, Tommy Bahama, and Free People, many of which are marked down between 25 and 50%, so if you’ve been thinking about ...

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