1920s Ball Gown

This 1920s ball gown takes the flapper look to floor level: a sequin-covered bodice with a round neck, then rows of tassels that fall into a long skirt and swing when you walk. It sits in our 1920s evening gowns edit for nights that call for more than a knee-length dress.

How the Long Tassel Ball Gown Is Built

The fabric is polyester, worked with sequins across the body and finished with layered tassels on the skirt. The cut is straight through the waist, true to the dropped-waist shape of the decade, so it skims rather than clings. Black with gold or silver sequins gives the most Art Deco effect; the solid red, pink and green versions read brighter on a dance floor.

Styling a 1920s Ball Gown for a Gala

Pair it with a feather headband or a jeweled headpiece, long satin gloves and a strand of faux pearls knotted at the chest. Low heels or T-strap shoes suit the long skirt better than stilettos, and they make an evening of Charleston steps much easier.

1920s Ball Gown FAQ

Is the gown long enough for a black-tie event?

Yes, the tassel skirt is cut long, which makes it suitable for galas, New Year's Eve balls and formal Gatsby parties where a short dress would feel too casual.

Which size should I pick?

Sizes run from S to 4XL. Compare your bust and hip measurements with the size chart on this page and choose the larger size if you sit between two.

Does it come with accessories?

No, the listing covers the gown only. Headbands, gloves and boas are sold separately in our accessory collections.

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