The Best Iconic Prom Dresses of All Time

Iconic Prom Dresses

 From "Pretty in Pink" to "Gossip Girl," InStyle inspires you for your night out with the best on-screen prom moments ever.

 Looking for some style inspiration for your big night? From Harry Potter to Gossip Girl, we’ve rounded up the most memorable on-screen prom moments. Who could forget Molly Ringwald‘s thrift store find in Pretty in Pink, or the dramatic black-and-white look .. Shannen Doherty wore as Brenda Walsh on  These stars’ nights may have been scripted, but that doesn’t mean their style can’t be imitated in real life! Click through the gallery to find your on-screen prom inspiration......

InStyle is trying to inspire young females everywhere with a look back to iconic pop culture prom dresses.  Bella Swan's blue halter dress from Twilight was included.
    Why did InStyle include it...
"Even though Bella is still recovering from the attack of the nomad vampires, Edward persuades her to go to the prom. Never one to show off, Bella tops off what could be a sultry halter-style prom option with an embellished cardigan, charcoal-gray leggings and signature Converse tennis shoes. Walking cast optional."
    What other dresses made the list..

Gorgeous Emma Watson Stills

Emma Watson + Kate Bosworth ; Celebrity Top Evening Gown' Ideas

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Two Ethics Girls

Emma Watson

and

Bonnie Wright

are both ethics girls

Emma Watson and her Harry Potter co-star Bonnie Wright are involved in an entertaining tussle to establish who has the most impressive ethical credentials. After Bonnie, 18, aligned herself with Made-By, a sustainable fashion organisation renowned for its good work around the word, Emma, 19, has announced that she will be releasing a clothing collection in collaboration with the ethical fashion label People Tree. "I was excited by the idea of using fashion as a tool to alleviate poverty and knew it was something I could help make a difference with," says Emma, who plays Hermione Granger in the Potter films. "I think young people like me are becoming increasingly aware of the humanitarian and environmental issues surrounding fast fashion and want to make good choices, but there aren't many options out there." The comments were not dissimilar to what Bonnie, who plays Ginny Weasley in the films, had to say when she became involved with Made-By earlier this year. "It is extremely important to me that the social and environmental issues associated with the production of fashion clothing are addressed," the actress said when she attended a Made-By event for Pure London at London Olympia. "I don't really try to present a style. I just wear what I like if it makes me feel good." The stand taken by Emma, who has in the past undertaken lucrative modelling work for luxury brands including Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana and Chanel, has, I am told, surprised her old friend Bonnie. In July, Emma admitted in an interview that while she had an interest in Fairtrade fashion, she said she felt that "the stuff's kind of ugly".