Wedding Gatsby Dress

Our wedding Gatsby dress is a white 1920s-style evening dress for brides who want a jazz-age party look rather than a traditional gown. It is sleeveless with a round scoop neckline and a straight, easy cut; sequins and beads trace an art deco leaf motif over the bodice and dropped waist, and layered fringe ends around the knee, with no train to manage.

When a White Gatsby Dress Fits the Wedding Plan

We see it chosen for courthouse ceremonies, small garden weddings, vow renewals and as a second dress for the reception, when the long gown comes off and the band starts. It also works for a rehearsal dinner or a bridal shower with a Roaring Twenties theme. It is a ready-to-wear party dress, not a made-to-measure bridal piece. Brides planning a full 1920s look will find more in our 1920's wedding dresses.

Bridal Accessories for a Fringed White Dress

A beaded headband with a feather or a jeweled hair comb keeps the era clear. Add a long rope of faux pearls, satin T-strap heels and a small bouquet of white roses or calla lilies. The headband, necklace, bracelets, gloves and fan in our photos are props and are not included.

Gatsby Wedding Dress FAQ

What should I wear underneath white fringe?

We recommend smooth nude underwear and, if you want extra coverage, a nude slip. Nude disappears under white far better than white does.

How long is the dress?

It measures 40.6 to 41.3 in (103 to 105 cm) depending on size, so the fringe lands around the knee. The loose cut leaves room to eat, sit and dance.

How do I find my size?

The chart lists flat measurements; doubled, the chest goes from 33.1 in (84 cm) in S to 44.9 in (114 cm) in XXXL. Most brides take their usual size.

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