Fringed Mini Dress

Rows of fringe from neckline to hem make this fringed mini dress move with every step, which is exactly what you want on a dance floor at a Gatsby party. It is a slip-style mini in a stretch fabric the supplier lists as spandex and polyester, offered in red, black, champagne gold and silver.

Why a Fringed Mini Dress Suits the Charleston

Fringe exaggerates movement: kicks, swings and shoulder shimmies turn into a ripple of strands. The supplier first designed this dress for Latin dance, so it is cut short and close to the body, which gives the fringe room to swing. Pair it with low heels if you plan to dance for hours.

Champagne Gold and Silver Fringe Dress Options

The champagne gold and silver versions are the most Gatsby-like choices here: champagne gold works with faux pearls and a feather headband, while silver fringe suits New Year's Eve and winter parties. Black and red have their own pages with styling ideas. See more cuts in our fringe flapper dress.

Fringed Mini Dress FAQ

How did women dress in the 1920s?

Evening fashion moved to looser, shorter dresses ending around the knee, often trimmed with beads, sequins or fringe that moved when dancing. Headbands, long necklaces and low strap shoes completed the look. This dress is a modern, more fitted take on that idea.

Does the dress stretch?

Yes, the supplier lists spandex in the fabric, so it has some give. Check the size chart to choose between XS and XXL.

Can I wear it to a Latin dance class?

Yes. It was originally sold for Latin and stage dancing, so the short cut leaves your legs free.

Prefer a different color?

Black Fringe Mini Dress · Red Fringe Mini Dress