Silver Beaded Dress Long and Bright for Galas
The Silver Beaded Long Dress throws back plenty of light, which makes it a strong choice for a charity gala, an anniversary dinner or a 1920s-themed New Year's Eve. That cool silver color flatters fair and cool-toned skin and looks sharp against deep complexions. Keep accessories in silver-tone, add a slim clutch and let the beadwork do the talking.
Red Beaded Long Dress for Formal Evenings
A long red beaded dress is the color to choose when the dress code says black tie but you do not want black. The Long Red Beaded Dress suits a winter wedding as a guest, a holiday ball or a theater opening. Pair it with gold-tone drop earrings and black satin heels, and skip a necklace so the neckline stays clean.
Long Sleeve Beaded Dress Picks in Black, White and Pink
Sleeves add warmth and coverage, which helps at a December party or a religious ceremony. The Long Sleeve Beaded Dress comes in black or white, and the Black Long Sleeve Beaded Dress keeps the whole look dark and slimming. The Long Sleeve Beaded Mini Dress in pink is the exception in length: the sleeves are long but the hem is short, ideal for a cocktail party or a birthday.
For more sleeved designs, see our beaded dress with sleeves page.
White Beaded Dress Long Enough for Bridal Events
The White Beaded Long Dress in ivory white works for a rehearsal dinner, a vow renewal or a courthouse ceremony followed by a party. Ivory is softer than bright white, so pair it with champagne or blush accessories rather than stark white ones.
Long Beaded Dress FAQ
Are long beaded dresses heavy?
Beadwork adds weight compared with plain fabric, which is also what makes the dress hang and swing well. Choose a hanger with wide shoulders, or fold it flat, to keep the straps from stretching.
What shoes go with a long beaded gown?
Pick a heel that matches the hem length you want once standing, and try the dress with the actual shoes before any hemming. Closed-toe satin pumps or strappy sandals both work.
Can I wear a long beaded dress to prom?
Yes. Red and black are popular prom colors, as is a silver beaded look, and a floor-length cut looks formal in photos.
