Red Knee Length Sequin Dress

This red knee length sequin dress is cut as a sheath, close to the body, covered in sequins and finished with fringe, so it works as both a party dress and a 1920s costume. Red is the color for December: office holiday parties, Christmas dinners and New Year's Eve countdowns.

Styling a Red Sequin Dress for the Holidays

Black accessories keep red sharp: black satin gloves, a black feather headband and sheer black tights. Gold-tone earrings and a bangle warm it up for candlelit dinners. Match your lipstick to the sequins and keep the hair sleek.

How the Knee-Length Sheath Dress Fits

A sheath sits closer to the body than the loose flapper shapes elsewhere in our sequin flapper dresses, so measure your bust and compare it with the size chart; sizes run from S to XXL. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one for dancing. The fringe at the knee adds movement without getting in the way.

Red Sequin Dress FAQ

Is red a good choice for a Gatsby party?

Yes. Many guests arrive in black or metallic shades, so red stands out in group photos while still looking right for the decade.

What shoes match a red sequin dress?

Black T-strap heels are the classic option. Gold-tone or nude shoes work when your jewelry is gold-tone too.

Can I wear it to a wedding?

As a guest at an evening reception with a 1920s theme, yes. For a traditional daytime wedding, check the dress code first, since a bright red sequin sheath draws a lot of attention.