where can I find a dress for latin rythm dances?
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http://www.samanthamo.com/NewSequinDressDesigns.html
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skirts & dresses\nshoulder pads\ntight sweaters\nsuits\nsloppy joe sweaters\npuffed sleeves\nknee-length hems\nplaid skirts\nswing skirts for dancing\nmatching mother/daughter outfits\n\nhere's more: http://www.angelfire.com/retro2/lisanostalgia1/40sfashion.html\n\nhttp://home.att.net/~design-house/history/history_1940.htm\n\nENJOY!!!
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http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridal_gowns_detail.jsp?stid=962&prodgroup=127
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In the area where I live there are dances that play latin music.  A lot of Spanish speakers come to these dances because they enjoy dancing.  That might be a good place to start.
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If you are going to buy a cocktail dress, make sure you buy something that is chic, classically cut, and timeless so you can wear it year after year.  Go for a solitary color like red, steel grey or black and then you can accessorize the heck out of it to go with the trends (yes, that means a new excuse every season to buy new shoes).\n\nGood luck and happy shopping.
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Try: http://tudorshoppe.com/ It has lots of medieval clothing and acessories to choose from.
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http://www.ballroomdancers.com/\nthis is a huge recource for ballroom dancing.
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I would think some kind of flower arrangement or something that goes with your decorating scheme. \n\nI know if you go into neighborhoods where most of the people are Hispanic, you can find several little stores or boutiques that sell everything from the dresses to the cake and all other decorations.  Usually there will be someone there to answer all of your questions, show you many options, and walk you through the whole thing.\n\nIf you don't live in or near a Hispanic community, then google quinceanera.  \n\nYou could also approach it like a wedding.  Shop around at bridal shops, talk to a wedding coordinator, etc.  Plan it like you are planning a wedding except tell whoever's helping you it is for a quincenera.\n\nFinally, check out party stores.\n\nBest of luck.
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All major dancewear labels have sites and you can buy directly from them. I especially like Sansha and Capezio.
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ok the best thing i could tell you is try the jcpenny custom fit you can get clothes made for your body size hight and everything. i think if you shopped around more you would find clothes that make you look curvey and that you look and  feel good in. every one has there own taste and stuff so here is the link hope it helps
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I would recommend going to a Fabric or Craft Store. Where I live there is a store called Jo-Ann Fabric (http://www.joann.com/) and they sell the most beautiful fabric. I included the website just in case they don't have a store by you. On the left side of the screen click on Fabric and all of the categories will appear. The fabric in "Special Occasion" is perfect fabric for making a prom dress. \n\nAlso they sell dress patterns there too!!!!\n\nGood Luck!!!!!
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Try the local clothing companies in China.\nI heard they are looking to expand in Latin America.
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I got my dress custom made by Yosa (www.yosa.com) for $650.  It was the most incredible dress I've ever seen.  They have Romantic, Fantasy, and Rennisance dresses.  Check them out!
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Something age and occasion-appropriate that is not white, ivory, or black.  My mother wore a long dress that had a matching beaded jacket over it.  Hers was the same color as the bridesmaid dresses, but it doesn't have to be.
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I dont know where u live,but, there is a dancer/costume shop by my house in Michigan called LYNCHS.  Maybe you could try lynchs.com and u could purchase them that way or try another dancers supply store in you neck of the woods.
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if you have specialty stores, or party stores you can usually find special colors there. check with bridal shops, or bridal planners, if they don't have them, they know someone who does. good luck
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Try your local consignment shops.  They have some that are gorgeous for a fraction of the cost.