
Emerald green evening gowns in velvet, floor-length to midi
Velvet and emerald were made for each other, and most of this page proves it. An emerald green evening gown from us means a floor-length or maxi velvet dress with a slit on the leg. Midis and a few minis follow close behind for less formal nights.
Floor-length velvet with bare shoulders or long sleeves
The first gown leaves the shoulders bare, covers the arms to just below the elbow, opens in a slit and follows the body all the way to the floor. We made it for weddings, proms and formal receptions. Wear your hair pulled back or up, and your neck and shoulders stay in view. Stiletto heels look good in the slit.
The second is a maxi with long sleeves, so your arms stay covered and the slit does the moving. We’d recommend it for a winter celebration when you’d like to stay warm. Wear heels. With them you won’t step on the hem. Outdoors, a coat that falls below the knee or a long puffer keeps the skirt from peeking out. When you try it on, make sure the sleeve doesn’t pull at the shoulder.
Midi velvet, lurex and pleats for dinners and theater nights
Is floor-length too much for your event? The velvet midi with long sleeves and a closed round neck is quiet enough for a family party or a night at the theater. The wrap midi, velvet again, closes in a shallow V-neck, and you pull the belt as tight as you like. Knot the belt at your natural waist so the wrap sits flat.
Then there’s shimmer. The lurex midi ends at mid-calf with a round neckline. Its sleeves are full-length, and the deep green keeps the metallic thread from looking loud. Matte tights go with it, nude or black. The pleated midi with short sleeves is the one for a New Year’s party with dancing.
Gold, coats and the short emerald options
Emerald loves gold. Hoops, a chain, a clutch with gold hardware, any one of them works, and you don’t need all three. Over the top we’d put a black coat, because bright green looks even deeper against it.
If you’d rather go short, we’ve got velvet minis in the same shade. One has a stand collar and long sleeves and measures 88 cm in length. Another has thin straps, and a third bares a single shoulder. Every style is cut in XS to XL, and with velvet that fits close you should measure bust and hips. See the whole color under emerald green dresses, or compare darker and lighter shades on our green gowns page.
Frequently asked questions
Will I be too hot in velvet indoors?
Velvet is warmer than satin, and in winter that’s a plus. For a heated ballroom, choose the bare-shoulder gown or the mini on thin straps.
What shoes go with an emerald gown?
Nude, black or gold. With a slit, a thin heel looks best.
Can I wear an emerald green evening gown to a wedding?
Yes, it’s a good guest color. The floor-length off-shoulder style is the one we’d choose for that.
Can I iron an emerald velvet dress?
Not on the pile side. A steamer held to the reverse takes care of creases.
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Emerald velvet midi dress with long sleeves Style 1624 $84 -

Emerald velvet maxi dress with leg slit Style 1616 $123 -

Emerald velvet mini dress with long sleeves Style 1560 $82 -

Emerald velvet midi wrap dress with long sleeves Style 1556 $97 -

Emerald velvet mini dress with long sleeves Style 1549 $86 -

Emerald velvet cocktail mini dress with thin straps Style 1510 $82 -

Emerald pleated midi dress with short sleeves Style 1419 $97 -

Emerald velvet floor-length dress with leg slit Style 1361 $84 -

Emerald green rib knit turtleneck dress, midi Style 1343 $86 -
Emerald velvet mini dress with one sleeve
Style 1259
$84
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Emerald velvet mini dress with turtleneck
Style 1085
$73
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- Dresses
- Evening gowns
- Floor length evening gowns
- Formal evening gowns
- Formal gowns and evening dresses floor l
- Emerald green prom dresses
- Emerald green graduation dresses
- Emerald green homecoming dresses
- Evening black dresses
- Midi evening dresses
- Long elegant evening gowns
- Red dress evening gowns
- Evening gowns for wedding guest












