Many young women journey about prom nights and Wednesday evening, a special occasion that gave girls a chance to get ready for the big dance.
WEST OAK LANE – Many young women journey about prom nights and Wednesday evening, a special occasion that gave girls a chance to get ready for the big dance.
Pleasant to the Butterfly Boutique. It’s total of clothes. Some job again. Another brand new. Because they are free for girls, the cost won’t prevent them from attending prom.
“I had an idea of potentially like a darker blue gown, like a light green, like a purple or something”, said Eva McKeever. She’s an 11th student at Martin Luther King High School. However, after a second shade glance, she had discovered her ideal costume.
” The way it fit me, I think”, she said of why she loves the clothing. For her future young graduation, it’s her glitter look. She was sorry-free about the skyrocketing costs associated with graduation on Wednesday night with her family, Melissa Evans.
“The garments alone are hundreds of dollars. The boots can be a hundred money”, said Evans.
At CAPA High School for Creative and Performing Arts, Kayla Griffin is a sophomore. She discovered that women shouldn’t become typically feminine in red.
“I thought of Sofia the First because it was colored and had a billowy dress”, said Kayla, who is really in crimson.
She claims that prom is under a genuine financial strain.
“Which is also one of the things that kind of pushed me away from graduation. So it seems foolish to spend money on a dress you’ll simply wear again. But, I think it’s actually nice”, she said about the prospect on Wednesday.
The Butterfly Boutique prom event is taking place at the Promenade on Stenton Avenue in West Oak Lane for the next time. It is a collaboration between Men Who Care Germantown and the Martin Luther King High School Alumni Association. According to the planner, clothes are donated by small boutiques and people. Some were worn again. Some are fresh. Boots and bracelets were likewise available.
“The purpose of the Butterfly Boutique is to make sure that when you walk in, you might not feel as good about yourself, and finally, thanks to the work of our glitter crew and everyone who works with them, they leave feeling better about themselves,” said Michael Brown. He is the organizer and chairman of the Action for Justice Collective, which founded and led the occasion.