Just days after being crowned the winner of Duck Brand’s national Stuck at Prom contest for her elegant and jaw-dropping duct tape gown, Karla Torres described the inspiration, attention to detail and ...

Making your own prom dress can save you money, but making your prom dress out of duct tape can win you a scholarship. That’s what happened when Larissa Leon won Duck Brand’s 21st annual Stuck at Prom ...

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 ...

Eighteen-year-old Karla Torres of Los Angeles is the winner of Stuck At Prom, a duct tape scholarship contest. The contest awards scholarships to high schoolers who make the best prom attire out of ...

The 18-year-old's pink-and-white French-inspired gown took 120 hours to make and included over 14 rolls of Duck Tape. Tejeda said she only had about a week to create the gown — noting she didn’t start ...

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” ...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Avalon Plaisted, a Coronado High School student is in the running for a $10,000 scholarship for making her prom dress from duct tape. She's one of several contestants ...

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 ...

One glance at this dress and we’re already coming down with San Antonio Fiesta fever! This masterpiece of a prom dress, made entirely of duct tape, radiates Fiesta vibes and was created by teen ...

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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 ...