The more colors the better! You can never have too many colors OR prints. Colors and prints and prints and colors. Did somebody say COLORS AND PRINTS? I think someone said colors and prints. Colors AND leopard AND other stuff. How about some bedazzling? Butterfly wings and gems. A tail made of tulle. Prints and gems and colors and ruffles. Gems and tulle and ruffles and colors. Prints and colors and ruffles and gems and cutouts. Ruffles and gems and cutouts and tulle and colors. Well, are you ready to WERQ?The Worst of the Worst Prom Dresses and Gowns(Heavenly music in the background) The moment that you've been waiting for has finally come. It is prom time! This is the time when brutes and bullies become dashing gentlemen, geeks and wallflowers transform into dazzling princesses. What a fairytale-like moment! And what could possibly turn a beautiful event into a night of magical fantasy for you? If the man of her dreams asks you to be his prom date, that's what.

Oh, this could be your very night to shine - and possibly blind your guy to be yours FOREVER! Anyway, so you get frantic. First thought: what to wear? Well, my dear, truth to tell. It is so much easier to get tips on what NOT to wear - so take a good look at these photos! Bad Dress equals Bad Night! First off the list: Do NOT wear one with a long train. You are going to a prom, not to your wedding. How could you strut your stuff on the dance floor if you are afraid someone will step on your dress' train? Unless of course, you'd rather spend the whole night sitting down, watching your date dance with the campus queen. Next one is: Do NOT wear mismatched stockings. I mean stockings not matching with the color of your dress. You might snicker but this has actually happened. Lovely black number worn with a navy blue stockings?! What was the poor girl thinking? Maybe she thought it wouldn't matter so much. Let me tell you, it does. Third photo to beware of: Do NOT wear your age.

This might come as a shocker but it is a time-tested formula. Young girls - okay, young ladies would look more glamorous, elegant and delicately fragile in a vintage gown. Think Natalie Portman in a Chanel vintage-inspired black-laced gown. Lastly, if you're still clueless and end up looking like the Ugly Sister, just latch on FIRMLY on your date's arm. You see, when all else fails, a gorgeous hunk will be your most wonderful accessory and weapon against nasty wagging tongues. Does that dress even have a back? The color is bad, and the shape of the dress is worse. Scarlett O'Hara, is that you? If you want to inflict color blindness on your peers then go ahead and wear this dress.The Pregnant Prom DressThe Prom PatriotMarried in a WhorehouseHello Kitty Wedding DressPoofy, Lace, Green - 3 Strikes!76ers DressPolyanna PrincessCoutureThe Back Fat Dress - How does this happen? : Of all of the bachelorette party sites, seems to be the best place to buy stuff for

Here are some websitesPhoto: Ricky Moon/Special Contributor Runners dressed in their worst prom clothes for the Bad Prom 5K, held at the Texas Rangers Baseball Club parking lots in Arlington.After a 17-year-old girl from Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania was mercilessly bullied by internet commenters for her weight, an even bigger community of people online rushed to her defense.Nike High Top Hero T ShirtEarlier this month, high-schooler Tayja Jones got all dolled up to go to her junior prom, danced the night away, and then shared a picture of herself in her sparkly prom dress on social media.Jacuzzi Bath LiftBut she woke up the next day to find that strangers across the internet were making fun of her, calling her names for being overweight and attacking her dress choice.Purple Canopy Bed Curtains

Tayja Jones shared a picture of herself going to prom in her sequined dress She's so excited: The 17-year-old was feeling happy and confident Awful: A picture she posted online drew attacks from strangers, who bullied her for her size and dress choiceTayja has been feeling great about herself the night before. She'd picked out a girly dress with black tulle skirt and multicolor sequins on top, styled her hair, and did her make-up.'I felt good and I was happy,' she told Fox 29.She took pictures with friends, headed to the prom, and danced the night away, updating her Instagram before bed with a photo of herself in her dress. The next morning, though, she found out from friends that her image had gone viral online — and people were being incredibly cruel. ‘There were just like so many rude remarks and negative comments about how I looked. People I didn't know were just like, "That dress is not for her, she looks like a fat something,"’ Tayja said.‘It was just really hurtful because I was so confident the day before and it just changed my view of myself,’ she added.

Support: Other people have started chiming in with kind words for Tayja If you have nothing nice to say: They've called out the bullies and used the hashtag #TeamTayja A movement: The hashtag has gone viral as more and more people support Tayja Sweet: Several paid Tayja compliments and told her how awesome she looked Balance: Tayja has seen the supportive words and appreciates them The comments make Tayja feel depressed. Her mom revealed that the teenager didn't want to go to school or even leave the house. She also deleted all of her Instagram pictures to hide her presence online.'I was made fun of because I thought I looked pretty and people bullied me. I guess I wasn't meant to do things and go places like other people,' she said.Then, though, something amazing happened — strangers started chiming in in Tayja's defense, telling her she looked awesome and not to mind the bullies. They began using the hashtag #teamtayJa, starting an anti-bullying movement that got back to the teenager.‘

Beauty comes in all shapes n sizes. 'Yall tryna put a gorgeous girl down to make yourselves feel better. she's stunning,’ wrote a girl named Sam. Heartbreaking: When people began attacking her, she didn't want to leave the house and felt depressed Scarred: She's not sure she'll go to her senior prom when it rolls around next year Getting back in the groove: After deleting her pictures on Instagram, she's started posting again and thanking people for supporting her‘Make-up was on point! Dress slaying, beautiful in every way! No one should be judged like that!’ wrote a girl named Ari.Kara said, ‘judging someone for their physical appearance is just cruel,’ while Telisa added, ‘Tayja, babe, you were on fleek! Hair and make-up pretty! You slayed prom with that dress!’Tayja is still having a hard time overcoming the negative and focusing on the positive, and she doesn’t think she’ll go to senior prom next year . But she's trying to look on the bright side, and certainly appreciates all of the nice messages.