Google Canada has declared ‘2015 the year of the DIY prom’ as more and more teens search how to do their own hair, make-up and even make their outfits You can save this article by registering for free ...

Prom season is upon us, and if you haven't already found your dress (or, if you need a look for another formal occasion), you might want to listen up, because there's a $4 DIY gown out there going ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. You don’t have to spend a fortune to look your best at prom, as demonstrated by blogger Amber Scholl. (Photo: Getty Images) Scholl ...

In an era when clothes are mass-produced overseas and sewing machines are considered vintage housewares, do people really make their own prom dresses anymore? You betcha. TODAY.com asked readers to ...

Who says buying a prom dress has to break the bank? Certainly not Amber Scholl. The 24-year-old YouTube vlogger uploaded a DIY video on March 31, 2018, showing her fans how she transformed a $4 thrift ...

In an era when clothes are mass-produced overseas and sewing machines are considered vintage housewares, do people really make their own prom dresses anymore? You betcha. TODAY.com asked you to submit ...

The countdown to prom is on and there’s a lot to do. From finding the perfect date, locating the right ride, getting the dream dress or tux, and coordinating hair, makeup and accessories, it can be a ...

Break out the duct tape, fire up the glue guns and get the sewing machine out of the closet, it's prom season! Crafty, college-bound prom goers can win serious scholarship dollars for designing dream ...

Making a fashion statement at prom doesn’t have to mean draining your savings account. Just take a look at blogger and YouTuber Amber Scholl: She turned a $4 thrift store dress into her “dream prom ...

It's no secret that attending your high school prom can be memorable, exciting, and downright expensive. The tickets, the dress, the limo... that's just the beginning. In the midst of all this, have ...

High schoolers often shell out at the end of the year. There's yearbook costs, senior trips and the prom. All of that adds up in a normal year, but in the midst of a deep recession, parents and teens ...