Green dresses from soft mint to deep emerald

A green dress can mean pale mint on a gray January morning, a leaf green rib knit for the office or emerald velvet for a holiday dinner, and we sew all of those. Everyday ones are mostly rib knit minis and midis with long sleeves, while the party styles come in velvet and lurex.

Mint in the middle of winter

Tired of brown and gray by November? Mint fixes that. Our mint rib mini has a small keyhole cutout on the chest, long sleeves and a fit that follows the body, and it’s the detail at the neckline that does all the work. Wear it with a gray coat, white sneakers and a white bag for a walk around town. Silver suits mint better than gold. Earrings are enough.

There’s a mint rib mini with a ruffle at the hem too, nice with a puffer and sneakers on weekdays, and a mint rib midi for real cold that we’d pair with a gray blazer and loafers for work. Nude tights keep the look lighter than black ones.

Leaf green with camel and suede

Classic green loves brown. Picture a camel coat, suede boots and our green rib mini with the same keyhole as the mint one, plus a cognac bag and a gold watch on a leather strap. That’s a warm fall outfit for a regular Wednesday. For colder days the green rib midi with a high neck replaces your scarf, and with a thin belt and loafers it’s fine at the office. Swap to pumps and gold earrings after six.

Rib knit doesn’t like heat. Wash it at 30 °C or below on a light spin and dry it flat so it doesn’t stretch out.

When the invite says party

Here’s where it gets shiny. A green lurex mini with a V-neck and three-quarter sleeves sparkles on its own, and matte black tights with suede pumps balance it out. Emerald velvet comes as a long-sleeve midi, a maxi with a leg slit and a cocktail mini on thin straps. For deeper shades only, see our emerald styles, and for a ceremony there’s a page of green looks for wedding guests.