Honesty is paramount to our relationships with prom dress

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 17, 2012 -- My mom treated me to the couture experience for both my Sweet 16 in 1968 and my first wedding in 1975. Her talented dressmaker listened to my ideas, then whipped up some very memorable pieces like http://www.longpromdresses2012.com/: a glittering aqua mini dress with matching booties for the birthday and a flowing white jersey gown on spaghetti straps, with matching hooded jacket lined in white satin, which I wore down the aisle.

The time my mother and I spent together in the dressmaker’s studio in King City, watching our creative collaboration come to http://www.longpromdresses2012.com/long-prom-dresses-2012-c-2.html, was magical. I think I learned as much about fashion and its power then as I have while working in fashion today.Carine Roitfeld, the French style icon and former editor of French Vogue, recently told me she can always count on her kids to tell her the truth.

Honesty is paramount to our relationships with one another. It’s what grounds us and allows us to be who we really are. And isn’t that what great style is all about?When my daughters came along in the late 1980s, I was already entrenched in the world of high fashion. Luckily, I knew great Canadian kids wear designers such as Elen Henderson and Elvira Vali and about cool kids labels such as Peanut Power, so I could dress my little darlings in some pretty precious pieces.