V Neck Sequin Dress with Sleeves

In all black, our V neck sequin dress with sleeves trades shine for depth: black sequins form Art Deco rays across a straight shift, and the pattern appears only when light hits it. The short sheer sleeves carry sequins too, the fringe hem falls below the knee and a side slit leaves room to move. We suggest it if you want a dress to wear again after the party.

Wearing an All-Black Sequin Dress Beyond the Gatsby Party

Black sequins suit a theater premiere, a winter wedding as an evening guest or a jazz club, and they drop the party theme whenever you want. For a 1920s look, add a feathered headpiece, a long faux pearl rope and black T-strap heels; the gloves and necklace in our photos are styling only. Browse similar cuts in our sequin flapper dresses.

How the V Neck Shift Dress Fits

The shift hangs straight rather than flaring, so your hip matters as much as your bust. Doubled from the flat chart, the hip runs from 37 in (94 cm) in S to 44.5 in (113 cm) in XXL. Length is 45.3 to 46.9 in (115 to 119 cm), below the knee.

Black V Neck Dress FAQ

Why is one photo black and gold?

That image shows the same cut in another colorway so you can see the shape and sleeves clearly. This page is for the all-black version.

Which accessories suit all black?

Almost anything. Silver-tone or gold-tone jewelry both work, and a red lip or a colored feather in the headband adds one accent without competing with the sequins.

Is it warm enough for a winter evening?

The sleeves are short and sheer, so bring a wrap or a faux fur stole for the walk in. Indoors, most guests leave the wrap on the chair.

Other colorways of this piece

Gold Sequin Sleeve Dress · 1920s Shift Dress · Speakeasy Fringe Dress