Champagne prom dresses that glow after dark

Somewhere between white and gold, a champagne prom dress looks soft in daylight pictures with your date and warm once the lights go down. Ours come in velvet, lurex, satin and rib knit, with mini and midi hems.

Light velvet for a night on the dance floor

Most proms end with everybody dancing, and a mini keeps your legs free for it. Our beige velvet off-shoulder mini frames your collarbones and leaves the wrists out, so a bracelet shows. Pull your hair into a high bun instead of reaching for a necklace.

The velvet wrap mini covers your arms. You tie it yourself, it follows your waist, and the V-neck is a nice place for a thin pendant. Under string lights, pale velvet looks warm in every photo.

Want more texture? We sew a rib knit mini that hugs the waist and hips. Thin heels and a tiny clutch turn it into a prom look.

Prom on a frosty night? A camel coat over beige velvet looks planned instead of thrown on at the last minute. A short faux fur jacket works too, and it lets the whole hem show as you walk in.

Lurex and satin for a dinner-and-dance venue

Is your prom at a hotel with a sit-down dinner first? Go a little longer. The lurex midi fits close, has long sleeves and ends at mid-calf, and its metallic thread catches every light in the room. There’s no trim on it at all.

It doesn’t need any. Swap the heels for flats later and the same dress carries you through the after-party.

Our beige satin wrap midi is a summer piece, so it returns to the site with the warm months. It has long sleeves and a V-neck, and the wrap gathers at the waist. For a spring prom where you’d like your shoulders covered, keep it in mind.

We’d wear gold with champagne. Silver can make beige look a little grey under a camera flash, and gold keeps it warm.

If you’d like something shinier, see our gold dress for prom. Everyday beige lives on the beige collection, and every other color is on the main prom page.