Backless Fringe Dress

Our backless fringe dress is made for the moment you turn around: a plunging halter neck fastens behind the neck, the back is left open, and layers of tassel fringe fall in an asymmetric line, short at the front and long on one side. It is a party dress for nights that run late, from a Gatsby gala to a New Year's Eve dance floor.

How the Backless Fringe Dress Fits

The body is a slim, non-stretch polyester closed with a zip, so sizing matters more than with stretch styles: measure your bust and waist and compare them with the size chart. It comes in S, M and L. If you fall between two sizes, we recommend the larger one, since a tailor can take a dress in far more easily than let it out.

Green, Blue or Black Halter Fringe Dress

Green has a strong Art Deco feel and glows under warm lighting next to gold-tone jewelry. Blue is a bright turquoise for summer parties, cruises and destination weddings. Black is the sure choice for New Year's Eve. With a halter neck and an open back, plan on adhesive cups or a backless bra, and keep jewelry to a pair of drop earrings so the neckline stays clean. Compare it with others in our fringe flapper dress range.

Backless Fringe Dress FAQ

How long is this dress?

The hem is asymmetric: the front sits high on the thigh while the longest fringe panels fall well below the knee, so it moves like a short dress and photographs like a long one.

Can I wear a regular bra?

No. The halter neck and open back call for adhesive cups or a backless, strapless style.

Is it a 1920s flapper dress?

It is a modern cut: 1920s dresses were loose and straight, while this one is slim with a halter neck. The layered fringe is the nod to the flapper era, which is why it works so well at Roaring Twenties parties.