It is a night most high school students will remember forever: prom. However, affording everything needed for prom – like a dress and shoes – has become increasingly difficult for some. So, a prom dress giveaway in Olympia Fields is paving the way for the students to feel like Cinderella, making their dreams come true. At a recent giveaway, array…
"All the dresses we were watching were over 300, 500 so this is a big break for us," said Tian.
"I am going with a date," she said, smiling in a pink dress with a mermaid-type fit."I am really excited because we are trying to match colors a little bit." She said one of her clients told her how expensive prom was and it gave her the idea to host the annual giveaway to give back to the community.
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