Fashion Halter Ruffle Beading Applique Printing Ankle Satin Evening Dress

Specifications:

• Silhouette: Empire
• Embellishment: Beading & Ruffle & Applique
• Hemline: Ankle-length
• Neckline: Halter
• Back: Zipper
• Material: Silk & Satin & Charmeuse

Features:

• The elegant beading ruffle applique halter evening dress is customized for you
• Halter design beaded evening dress gives people a sense of sexy
• The ankle length and fitted waist style of this halter evening dress flatter your shape
• Silk & satin & charmeuse materials of this halter evening dress are super soft and comfortable
• Maxi evening dress is suitable for evening party, wedding and other important parties
• Try to put on this beautiful halter evening dress, you won't believe your eyes because of its amazing visual effect created by it
• You will definitely be the most elegant one with this chiffon evening dress
• The halter evening dress will give you a memorable party
• The elegant back and top designer evening dress is a best choice for you

Details:

• The ruffle and the flowing skirt of this evening dress will let you look more feminine

• You will look like a princess in any special occasions when you are wearing this printing evening dress

• Back real view of this elegant evening dress; medium backless is so sexy

• Zipper closure makes the halter evening dress is easy to wear and take off

• The shining beads, printing and halter will let you stand out in the crowd

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• Because the display and optical reasons, the fabric colors shown in the picture may be biased with the actual color of goods
• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person

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Evening Dress Rules:

Whether it's pleated chiffon or a ruched empire bodice that makes you feel like a princess, there are a few rules to follow when choosing your perfect evening dress. The right fit, the time of year and type of body you have can all be factors in making the right choice for your perfect evening out

• Body Type: Your body type may dictate what type of evening dress is appropriate for your night out. If you are pear-shaped, a dress that shows off your waistline may look nice, while someone who is not as endowed in the chest might want a wrap dress with shirring or gathering over the bust line to create an illusion of fullness. If you have a larger bust, stay away from detail at the bust line and opt for a sweetheart neckline or a dress that is darker on top
• The Occasion: Many fashion rules are mandated by the occasion itself. A festive or semi-formal event calls for a little black dress or a cocktail-style dress. A white tie event is most definitely the night to wear a floor-length gown, while black tie events call for either floor-length or your absolute dressiest little black dress. Accessorizing your little black dress with a set of pearls, a festive hairpiece or the right pair of shoes can dress it up, too
• Time of Year: There's nothing worse than showing up to a party over- or under-dressed. For festive holiday occasions in the winter, wear a little black dress, but one that is winter-appropriate with a cap or 3/4-length sleeve. If you must go strapless or with thin straps, throw on a scarf, gloves or a pair of closed-toe shoes to winterize your evening dress. For something different, opt for a pant suit with accessories for your night out during the winter months

About Formal Evening Wear:

• Formal evening wear means something different to everyone. Fortunately, there are social and cultural cues that you can use to determine exactly what should be worn to various events in various areas of the country. As a hard and fast rule, however, you want to be sure that you're dressed appropriately for a night on the town. You should incorporate a coat, tie and slacks for men and a well-fitted dress that hits your knees or lower for women

Function:

• The function of formal wear is to present yourself as done-up, poised and as put together as possible to honor the celebratory nature of an event. Because the word "formal" is usually associated with little black dresses and black-colored tuxedos, darker, more rich colors tend to dominate formal evening wear, though this doesn't have to be the case. Many guests try to incorporate a seasonal or festive color into their formal ensemble. This means wearing jewel colors during the holidays, pastel colors at weddings and whites, blues, reds and oranges to events located near the beach or on a yacht

Features:

• Formal evening wear for women usually consists of a floor-length gown with beading, lace, taffeta or intricate embroidery in a dark color. It is accompanied by a formal hairstyle, which usually consists of curls, jeweled hair clips or hair pulled back into a neat updo, sparkling jewelry and usually a beaded clutch or small purse. For men, formal evening wear usually means a tuxedo, though it can mean a nice suit, depending upon what the invitation specifies

Time Frame:

• Most formal events are held in the evening and usually begin around 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. depending on whether a cocktail hour will be held before dinner, which is usually served at 7 p.m or later. Because formal events begin after dark and usually provide both indoor and outdoor space, you may want to bring a nice coat that will complement your formal evening wear. For men, this could be a long black coat that goes down to your mid-thighs or knees. For women, feathered, sparkly, sheer or sequined jackets, fur (or faux fur) coat, peacoats or shawls will work. If you don't think you'll need your coat once you arrive at the event, be sure to check it at the front desk or check-in area

Geography:

• Though there is no hard and fast definition, take dressing cues from the event's geographic region and fashion trends. In Los Angeles, the style is more relaxed, and men almost never wear tuxedos outside of awards shows or extremely posh galas. In the South, the beauty pageant circuit is huge, so formal evening wear is seen much more often and usually contains beading and bright colors that you wouldn't necessarily see on a woman attending a fancy dinner in New York. Be sure to do your homework before you decide upon a specific style of formal evening wear

Types:

• Determining what type of formal evening wear is required is half the battle when it comes to choosing the proper attire. There is semi-formal evening wear, which means that dresses can be ankle-length or knee-length and men can wear coats and trousers but don't need tuxedos; black-tie, which means women wear long cocktail dresses or evening-appropriate separate pieces and men wear tuxedos; white-tie, which means women wear long evening dresses or gowns and men wear tuxedos with white ties and vests. There are many different types of events that call for some level of "formal wear." School dances, such as prom, homecoming and winter formal, require formal evening wear, as can weddings, rehearsal dinners, galas, fundraisers, operas, beauty pageants, awards shows, banquets, débutante balls, garden parties and some holiday festivities. Invitations that specify cocktail attire, informal, dressy casual or creative black tie usually afford you more flexibility and do not call for formal evening attire

Package Included:

• 1 x Evening Dress