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Poofy dresses are often referred to as "ball gowns" or "princess dresses." These styles are characterized by their voluminous skirts, which can be achieved through layers of tulle, crinoline, or other materials. They are commonly worn for formal occasions, such as proms, weddings, or pageants, and evoke a fairy-tale aesthetic. In casual contexts, they might also be called "fluffy dresses" or "skater dresses" depending on their specific design.
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What did girls wear in the Renaissance?
Girls wore big poofy dresses
What did the costumes look like in shakespeares plays?
very frilly and/or poofy dresses
What cothing did the young girls wear during the revolutionary war?
they wore long poofy dresses
Are slim dresses better then poofy ones in a pageant?
Yes , but it depends on your'e size/figure and if it suits you.
What did they wear in medieval Spain?
They wore big poofy dresses that had wires and they are seen it Cinderella and pirates of the carribean.
What is the dress code for mama mia?
lots of glitter, some really weird jumpsuits, and some big poofy dresses.
What did lady Capulet wear?
She probably wore a lot of jewelry. Long, flowing dresses with poofy sleeves...oooh and a ton ton ton of lace
What is the poofy shower sponge called?
Believe it or not, it's just called a "bath pouf!"
What did people wear in the year 1980?
People wore jeans and shat just you know, the ovious girls wore poofy dresses that made them look slutty :)
Are lalaloopsies plastic or rubber or stuffed?
Well I know for sure that the Mini Lalaloopsys are rubber but in Lalaloopsys ( bigger ) their hair, skin and their shoes are plastic. Their poofy dresses are plastic.
What is the technical name for a poofy dress?
A poofy dress is typically called a "ball gown" in the fashion industry. This style of dress is characterized by a full skirt with lots of volume, often achieved through the use of petticoats or layers of tulle.
What will layers do to poofy hair?
haha been there, done that..."Poofy" will be no longer and you should get used to the look of "electrocuted"
