Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Stuck At Prom awards scholarship money to teens who create prom-worthy ensembles out of duct tape. (Images via Stuck At Prom) Prom ...

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. - A local girl from Sunnyside, Wash., has put her creative talents to use to make a one-of-a-kind dress that could help pay for her college tuition. Larissa Leon of Sunnyside is a ...

Duct tape can be used for much more than just fixing things. For artists like Larissa Leon, duct tape opens a world of possibilities for fashion and design. As part of the Duck Brand prom dress ...

Houston-born Larissa Leon has snagged a $10,000 scholarship for her work on this SA Fiesta-worth dress. Credit: Instagram / theduckbrand Houston-born Larissa Leon has snagged a $10,000 scholarship ...

Many teens around the country spent hours picking out the perfect prom outfit this year. A few teens, however, spent much more time than that making their prom outfits themselves — using duct tape.

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Karla Torres, a recent graduate of Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School in Boyle Heights, designed and created the 18th-century-inspired prom dress out of duct tape for a “Stuck at Prom” ...

Ziqin Chiodi knows her handmade prom dress would not be comfortable attire at a formal dance, as the wearer would find movement hard and sweating likely. A dress fashioned from 18 rolls of Duck Tape ...

SAN ANTONIO — Update: Larissa Leon won the grand prize of $10,000 for college. It was announced July 21 on the company's website. A colorful prom dress reminiscent of San Antonio's Fiesta stands out ...

A Los Angeles teen who designed and made a Marie Antoinette-style prom dress completely out of duct tape was named Wednesday as the winner of a national scholarship contest. Karla Torres, who ...

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (KTLA) – A recent graduate of a Los Angeles-area high school will have some additional funds for college after she was crowned the grand prize winner in a nationwide competition to ...