This season’s hottest trend is a new take on the one-shoulder dress that has been so popular in seasons past. This Fall, instead of one shoulder strap, it’s one sleeve! That’s right, an entire sleeve on one side, and a bare shoulder/arm on the other!

Hot designers like Jovani, Sherri Hill and Tony Bowls are leading the way this Fall with gorgeous one-sleeve gowns, like the one shown above. Stay connected to cbslimited.com for all the new styles, coming soon!

Happy Birthday America! Tomorrow we celebrate the 234th birthday of our nation. Our forefathers signed the Declaration of Independence over two centuries ago, declaring freedom from Great Britain, on a day that is still the most celebrated Summer holiday in the U.S.

Check out hot Summer fashions here, at cbslimited.com.

It’s the fall line, just in time for Summer! Sherri Hill has created amazing looks, like the one shown here, for the Fall/Homecoming season. Take a look here!

It’s Part Two, 2010 for Faviana. The newest line of formals and cocktails from the world-renowned designer is awesome! Check it out here.

One of the season’s hottest looks is back in stock! This turquoise print by Night Moves has all the season’s best features (One-shoulder, print, sweetheart neckline, scoop back) in one gown! CB’s Limited is currently stocking sizes 2-14. Act fast…this hot little number won’t last long! Click here to order!

We’ve all seen trashy prom dresses, but an Iowa teen will actually wear trash as a prom dress. Elizabeth Rasmunson fashioned a prom gown out of Wrigley’s “5 Gum” bubble gum wrappers. She and her boyfriend Jordan Weaver began collecting the blue and white wrappers in August. The pair even had enough to make a matching vest for Jordan!

In a troubled economy, with a record-setting unemployment rate, a fancy prom gown may be the last thing on your list. Seventeen Magazine showcased some of the season’s hottest looks, with a reasonable price tag, on “LIVE! With Regis and Kelly” this morning.

Models wore the top five trends for Prom 2010, all retailing under $200! Ombre-shaded gowns, gold tones and romantic/Victorian styles lead the way. The addition of rosettes to bodices or hemlines, along with tiered ruffles capture the Victorian period in a simply romantic way!

Perhaps the biggest style trend to look for is the one-shoulder gown. On a long gown or short, sequined or simple, one shoulder elegance is irresistible.

When dreaming of your high school prom, did you have a Cinderella-esque vision? Maybe a stunning ball gown with glass slippers? An entire day spent at the hair salon getting those curls pulled up just right? An appointment with a makeup artist that would transform you into the belle of the ball?

Snap out of it! Today’s prom girl tends to be less concerned with frills and fluff. We have seen a definite trend toward simple styles. And with the re-emergence of the cocktail, more prom-goers are opting for a short dress. The overwhelming popularity of printed gowns also contributes to the less formal look of most prom styles for 2010.

As for the hair, most girls are doing it themselves! And are often just sprucing up their everyday ‘do with a rhinestone barrette or a flirty flower. Makeup is applied just  a little heavier, and done right at home. Maybe it’s the sinking economy, times are tougher for families and skipping the salon is one more way to cut prom costs.

So tell us what you think…was your prom more casual than you envisioned? Or are the formalities still in place?

This Sherri Hill gown is just one stunning example of how beautiful blush can be! A pale pink hue, blush has taken this year’s Spring fashions by storm! From the red carpet in Hollywood, to the streets of your hometown, blush-colored fabrics are so “in”.

The new pale pink trend is for teens on prom night and even daring brides on their wedding night! Blush-colored gowns are appropriate for most skin tones, including the fairest of the fair.

Stars that have graced the red carpet in blush include Katy Perry, Carrie Underwood and Cameron Diaz!

Introducing a new eco-friendly line of bridesmaids gowns, bridal manufacturer Alfred Angelo jumps on the green bandwagon this Spring. They call it the new way of doing bridesmaids, with the clever tag line “Recycle, Reuse, Remaid!” The new line offers fashionable choices in comfy and eco-friendly fabrics like cotton and silk.

The new styles are also fashioned to be used again and again. So many times old bridesmaid dresses hang in the closet, never to be revisited again. But these gowns convert to simple Spring/Summer looks with ease. Offering over 25 color and print combinations, Purely Alfred Angelo is sure to fit into your wedding plans!