25 Celebrity Prom Pictures

February 10, 2011

Celebrities really are just like us — they go to prom wearing goofy dresses and take photos with that sunset backdrop too. Don’t believe me? Then check out these 25 celebrity prom photos.

We’ve got everyone from Jennifer Aniston, to Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, Natalie Portman, Dakota Fanning, Fergie, Demi Lovato, Christina Aguilera, Brad Pitt, Halle Berry, Sandra Bullock, Michelle Obama, Sarah Palin and tons more. All of these celebrities have fun prom dresses and (in our opinion) kind of wacky prom hairstyles. I guess that’s what happens when you don’t have a professional put together your prom styles, huh?

Check out 25 celebrity prom photos here.

It’s so much fun looking at celebrity prom pictures from before they were famous, but I love looking at their prom dates even more. Do you think the girl standing next to Brad Pitt had any idea he’d be the mega-star that he is? Or Lady Gaga’s prom date — think he knew she’d take the world by storm with “Poker Face”? Or Michelle Obama’s date — think he knew he was with the future First Lady? Makes you wonder about your prom date — maybe he’ll be a celebrity some day? Better not lose those prom pictures just in case.

So if you’re looking from some prom dress or hair inspiration, or you just want to laugh at how celebrities looked before they were famous, check out these celebrity prom pictures — and get ready to laugh.

Check out 25 celebrity prom photos here.

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