Beaded Floor Length Dress

Our beaded floor length dress is the one we suggest when the invitation says formal and you still want the 1920s in the room. An allover beaded and sequined Art Deco pattern covers the tulle from neckline to hem, with a V neck and small sleeves, and the skirt runs down to the ankle.

Walking and Dancing in a Floor Length Beaded Dress

A long beaded hem has weight, which is what makes it fall straight and swing slowly when you turn. Choose your shoes before your size: a heel lifts the hem clear of the floor, while flats let it brush the ground. If you are petite, a tailor can shorten the tulle, though the beadwork near the edge needs a careful hand.

Picking a Color for Your Beaded Dress

Black suits black-tie dinners and is the safe choice for an evening wedding. Red turns heads at a holiday gala. Green is deep and suits autumn and winter. Champagne is a pale beige rather than a gold and works for a vow renewal or an anniversary party. All four sit in our beaded flapper dresses.

Floor Length Beaded Dress FAQ

Are the accessories on the model included?

No, only the dress. The headband, gloves and necklace are there to give you ideas for finishing the look.

How do I choose between two sizes?

Go by your bust first, then your hips, and pick the larger size if they disagree. Beaded tulle has only slight stretch, so a snug fit at the bust will show.

Can I travel with a long beaded dress?

Roll it inside out in tissue paper rather than folding it sharply, then hang it in a steamy bathroom when you arrive to relax the tulle. Never iron directly over the beads.

Other colorways of this piece

Charleston Formal Dress · Green Beaded Maxi Dress · Black Beaded Evening Dress · Fully Beaded Evening Dress · Long Red Beaded Dress · Elegant 1920s Dress