Beaded and Embellished Dress

Beaded and embellished dresses were the uniform of the flapper dance floor, and this one follows the formula: sequins worked across a sleeveless body, beading, and tassel fringe that moves every time you do. It has a round neck, a slim sheath cut and a knee-length hem, in sizes S to XXXL. It is part of our beaded flapper dresses.

How the Embellishment on This Dress Is Laid Out

The base fabric is polyester. Sequins cover the body, beads add weight and shine, and the fringe hangs in tiers so it swings rather than clumps. Because the decoration is dense, the dress has no stretch, which is worth knowing before you choose a size.

Picking a Color for the Beaded Dress

Black and the black and gold version are the classic Gatsby party choices. Beige glows under warm light and suits a vintage-style wedding guest outfit; green and light blue are the brightest and stand out at prom or a New Year's Eve dance. Black and light blue also have pages of their own.

Embellished Dress FAQ

What is a flapper dress?

It is the straight-cut, usually knee-length dress associated with young women of the 1920s, often decorated with beads, sequins or fringe for dancing. This design is inspired by that look and made new.

How should I choose my size if the dress does not stretch?

Measure your bust and hips and compare them with the size chart on this page. If you are between sizes, take the larger one so you can sit and dance comfortably.

Is it heavy to wear?

Embellished dresses carry more weight than plain ones, and that weight is what makes the fringe swing. Hang it on a padded hanger rather than folding it.

Other colorways of this piece

Light Blue Beaded Dress · Black Bead Dress