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The Nest News Prom Coverage: BHS prom-goers turn heads with stunning outfits

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From left to right, seniors JD Allen, Anntoinette Willis, Jamia Welch, Kevon Stanciel, and Charlotte pose after prom royalty had been crowned.

It’s easy to tell when prom season is in full swing – just head to any park on a Friday or Saturday night and you’re bound to see swarms of high schoolers decked out in their finest clothes, looking like they’re ready to hit the red carpet. Friday, April 21st was no exception, as Forest Park was flooded with prom-goers from Brentwood and beyond, all eager to capture the moments leading up to the big event. There were some truly stunning outfits on display, making for an unforgettable evening. Let’s take a look at some fantastic looks from Brentwood.

Jamia Welch (12) poses in front of the Arch in her stunning grey prom ensemble. (Compiled by BHS Yearbook staff)

The prom queen and king, Jamia Welch and Kevon Stanciel, set the bar high with their stunning looks. Jamia opted for a mermaid-style dress with a grey and white color scheme. The top of her dress featured snug-fitting silver embellishments, flowing down into a breathtaking waterfall of tulle that gave the dress a touch of drama. Her silver jewelry and silver hair added the perfect finishing touches to pull it all together. Jamia’s updo showcased a stylish bun with plenty of face-framing pieces.

Kevon Stanciel (12) is dressed in a stunning white blazer set, matching perfectly with his date, Jamia. (Compiled by BHS Yearbook staff)

Her boyfriend, senior Kevon Stanciel, didn’t disappoint with his matching attire. He decided to wear a white blazer with dress pants and a grey turtleneck, accented with subtle silver embellishments that paid homage to Jamia’s dress. His silver chain necklace and decked-out silver sneakers completed the look. The coordinated outfits were a standout, and this duo easily landed a top spot on my list of best-dressed prom attendees.

Eloise Ayotte flashes a smile to the side as she is captured in her stunning prom ensemble. (Compiled by BHS Yearbook staff)

Eloise Ayotte made a statement at prom this year with her stunning powder blue suit set. Breaking free from traditional norms, she chose to wear dress pants with a cropped top and blazer. To add some flair, she and her friend Jazzy Hererra bedazzled fun sunglasses for pictures before. When asked about her inspiration for the look, Eloise replied, “I knew I wanted to go for a more androgynous look with a suit, but I didn’t want to play it safe.” Her solution? Ordering a custom, hand-made suit set from Poland that she found on Etsy. And the extra-ness definitely paid off, creating a striking image. Eloise added chunky gold accessories to complete the outfit, saying, “I wanted something masculine and powerful, so I chose snakes and chains!” Her unique ensemble was a true showstopper.

Elosie Ayotte takes her photos at Forest Park, getting a full body shot to show the entire look. (Compiled by BHS Yearbook staff)

Last but not least, newcomer to Brentwood Denise Tacus made a grand entrance at prom with her stunning one-shoulder gold dress, adorned with sparkling silver fishnets and paired with strappy silver high heels. A large feather-lined slit added a touch of glamour to her ensemble, perfectly in line with this year’s popular trend. “I bought [the dress] and tried it on the day before,” laughs Denise. “The other choices were too plain and this one was the first one I saw.” Her stunning look was all done by her, including the makeup and hair. I loved the whole aesthetic of this look, and she looks absolutely divine. 

Denise Tacturn strikes a pose for the camera, capturing the moments before the big night. (Compiled by BHS Yearbook staff)

And these were just the tip of the iceberg. There was so much amazing fashion this year, so take a look at the gallery to see what everyone else was wearing!

 

 

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Emelda Forney
Emelda Forney, Editor in Chief
Emelda Forney is a senior at Brentwood High School. She loves to be outside, write, and hang out with her friends. She plays varsity soccer and is involved in STUCO and NHS. Emelda is the Editor in Chief of the Nest, and this is her fourth year on the journalism staff.    
Will Schuering
Will Schuering, Staff Writer
William "The Cod" David Francis Schuering is a man of many names and titles. He is currently in his Senior year at BHS and participates in various sports and activities. Will has played varsity and junior varsity soccer since his first year and has participated in tennis and wrestling. He has participated in Brentwood Theatre, Robotics, Jazz & Pep Band, and has served as a Class Officer, NHS member, and StuCo Vice President. Will has passions for music, media, and, most importantly, days when the school serves chicken bowls for lunch. He hopes to add to the sense of fun at The Nest News with plenty of wacky shenanigans and hijinx.
Walter Torres
Walter Torres, Assistant Editor
Walter Torres is a Senior at Brentwood High School. He enjoys filmmaking and hopes to pursue it as a career in the future, he also enjoys watching movies, particularly Star Wars. He is involved with several clubs at the high school and is also in the National Honor Society.
Kevin Ou
Kevin Ou, Staff Writer
Kevin is a Junior at Brentwood High School. He is involved in Robotics, STUCO, Theatre, Pep Band, and NHS. He is interested in programming, guitar, and video games.
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Cole Krener is a junior at Brentwood High School and is the son of popular band teacher Mr. Krener. He is the video editor for The Nest News and is very experienced with Vegas Pro editing. Outside of video editing, he enjoys video games, road trips, cartoons, and talking to his friends.

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