Christmas green dresses from emerald velvet to mint rib knit

Emerald under string lights is hard to beat. A Christmas green dress from us is usually that shade in velvet or lurex, with two mint rib knits for anyone who wants something lighter. They’re cold-season styles, so pick ahead of the rush.

Emerald velvet from the office party to Christmas dinner

Start with the mini. Sleeves run to the wrist, the neck is round, and the green shows even in a dim hall. Gold hoop earrings finish it. By day we’d throw a beige coat over it and add chunky boots, and in winter you won’t need a cover-up indoors.

Expecting a night that runs past midnight? Take the velvet wrap midi. A belt sets the fit, and at the fitting you should tie it at your natural waist so the wrap lies even. Beside its V-neck a thin gold chain is enough.

For a formal dinner we sew emerald velvet long. The maxi covers the arms and opens in a leg slit, and the floor-length style bares the shoulders. Minis with one sleeve or thin straps are there for the party crowd.

Green lurex for nights that need sparkle

Lurex means a metallic thread in the knit. On the emerald midi the hem lands at mid-calf, and matte tights are the rule, since shiny ones fight the fabric. For the work party, a blazer on top tones it down.

The wrap mini is shorter and louder. It shines in daylight too, so it can go to an afternoon gathering with a jacket and plain ankle boots. Another mini has three-quarter sleeves and a V-neck, which leaves the wrists free for a bracelet.

Mint and emerald rib knit for the slower days

Mint is the fresh one. The rib-knit mini, ruffled along its hem, goes out in white sneakers and a puffer, and nude tights look lighter under it than black. Its midi sister has long sleeves and a close fit. Silver shoes and long earrings make it festive.

The emerald turtleneck midi is for cold mornings. Camel coat, brown leather bag. Swap the loafers for pumps at night.

We make every Christmas green dress in XS to XL. Go on to all Christmas dresses, compare with the red ones, or stay in the color on our emerald page and among velvet in green.