It’s time to be thinking...Prom! S e r e n i t y Fine Clothing & Accesories 119 Clayton Street • Brush, Colorado • (970) 842-4606 • www.serenityclothing.com Tuesday - Saturday, 10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Come see this beatiful 2007 formal gown — at a very rare sale price of $240! Come see the many colors and new styles! Krystal Booth, lined starbrurst glasss beaded graded silk gown was the maker's 1, 2 perfect prototype. The production was not -- at all. And, Krystal has it. When Kristen Biel bought this work of art, of limited production gown complete- ly covered with glasss and sequins, it had a value of a couple of thousand when she bought it for $350. Mary Erker’s very elegant and very unusual low-backed ivory silk Cassandra Stone trumpet gown with matching wrap, decorative glass beading is definitely a stand out in any crowd. This unusual this one-of-a-kind multi- layered gown, worn by Desiree Laramore watercolor silk gown entirely flecked with handstitched glass beading over two solid coordinating silk layers. Custom rosette with beaded stem. Lauren Tienvieri looked like a movie star in this silk charmeuse Cassandra Stone with its train floating behind her. This gown was advertised last year by Cassandra Stone in major prom magazines -- but, not in yellow. This flattering gown so hugged Alyssa Moss' figure, with fantastic glass beaded embroidered pattern flows across all seams and even the zipper. One of only three black on white embroidered bustiers! Shannon Schafer, 2006 Fort Morgan Prom Queen. Shannon's one of a kind lined starbrurst glasss beaded graded silk gown was a variation, the other of the maker's other perfect prototype. The production was not executed, so Shannon's is quite special! Empire waists, silk charmeuse with silk chiffon, Madeline Babcok had it last year in this elegant Cassandra Stone. With her glittery accessories, Madeline cut a very dramatic figure. Molly Wagner, Fort Morgan. 2006 prom candidate. Molly's timeless one-of-a- kind glass beaded graded silk column gown is fully lined with inner bra. Each of the "burn out flowers" of Heidi Brandenburg’s one of a kind burned out silk trumpet dress was hand beaded with glass beads. This quality is already hard to find! This Cassandra Stone ballgown worn to Fort Morgan's prom byNichole Wooldridge is a perfect gown — elegant simplicity and lack of visible netting, makes this ballgown perfect to wear again -- on an upcoming cruise! By April of last year, high schoolers had already picked out the best gowns but to Jill Forester’s joy, no longer fit at prom time. She danced around my shop look- ing so happy and pretty in her Cassandra Stone gown. And, this is my loving memory. There were three of these ballgowns with train, and matching shawl. Samra Guy of Akron, wore this to prom. This gown was also worn in Brush and Wray. This cut and style was designed for Jacqueline Kennedy in a solid colour with a few rows of pearl beads. These days the former first ladys looks drab com- pared to Veronica Albo's of Brush. Back from New York!!! While last year’s gowns were fab, above and beyond the starlets of Hollywood red-carpet walks, the gowns found at Serenity for this year’s big formal — that is, Prom! — again exceede the fashion “dos” seen at many award ceremonies this year. Take a peek at last year’s fabulous gowns — and get a good look at what’s back from New York for this year! Remember girls...Shop Early for the Best Selection!!!

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It’s time to be thinking...Prom!

SerenityFine Clothing & Accesories

119 Clayton Street • Brush, Colorado • (970) 842-4606 • www.serenityclothing.comTuesday - Saturday, 10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Come see this beatiful 2007formal gown — at a veryrare sale price of $240!Come see the many colorsand new styles!

Krystal Booth, lined starbrurst glasssbeaded graded silk gown was the maker's1, 2 perfect prototype. The productionwas not -- at all. And, Krystal has it.

When Kristen Biel bought this work ofart, of limited production gown complete-ly covered with glasss and sequins, it hada value of a couple of thousand when shebought it for $350.

Mary Erker’s very elegant and veryunusual low-backed ivory silkCassandra Stone trumpet gown withmatching wrap, decorative glass beadingis definitely a stand out in any crowd.

This unusual this one-of-a-kind multi-layered gown, worn by Desiree Laramorewatercolor silk gown entirely fleckedwith handstitched glass beading over twosolid coordinating silk layers. Customrosette with beaded stem.

Lauren Tienvieri looked like a movie star inthis silk charmeuse Cassandra Stone with itstrain floating behind her. This gown wasadvertised last year by Cassandra Stone inmajor prom magazines -- but, not in yellow.

This flattering gown so hugged AlyssaMoss' figure, with fantastic glass beadedembroidered pattern flows across all seamsand even the zipper. One of only threeblack on white embroidered bustiers!

Shannon Schafer, 2006 Fort Morgan PromQueen. Shannon's one of a kind lined star-brurst glasss beaded graded silk gown was avariation, the other of the maker's otherperfect prototype. The production was notexecuted, so Shannon's is quite special!

Empire waists, silk charmeuse with silkchiffon, Madeline Babcok had it last year inthis elegant Cassandra Stone. With herglittery accessories, Madeline cut a verydramatic figure.

Molly Wagner, Fort Morgan. 2006 promcandidate. Molly's timeless one-of-a-kind glass beaded graded silk columngown is fully lined with inner bra.

Each of the "burn out flowers" of HeidiBrandenburg’s one of a kind burned outsilk trumpet dress was hand beaded withglass beads. This quality is already hardto find!

This Cassandra Stone ballgown worn to FortMorgan's prom by Nichole Wooldridge is aperfect gown — elegant simplicity and lackof visible netting, makes this ballgown per-fect to wear again -- on an upcoming cruise!

By April of last year, high schoolers hadalready picked out the best gowns but toJill Forester’s joy, no longer fit at promtime. She danced around my shop look-ing so happy and pretty in her CassandraStone gown. And, this is my loving memory.

There were three of these ballgowns withtrain, and matching shawl. Samra Guyof Akron, wore this to prom. This gownwas also worn in Brush and Wray.

This cut and style was designed forJacqueline Kennedy in a solid colour witha few rows of pearl beads. These daysthe former first ladys looks drab com-pared to Veronica Albo's of Brush.Back from New York!!!

While last year’s gowns were fab, above and beyond the starlets ofHollywood red-carpet walks, the gowns found at Serenity for this year’sbig formal — that is, Prom! — again exceede the fashion “dos” seen at manyaward ceremonies this year. Take a peek at last year’s fabulous gowns — and get a good look at what’sback from New York for this year!

Remember girls...Shop Early for the Best Selection!!!