Satin long sleeve dress, wrap minis and midis

A satin long sleeve dress keeps your arms covered while the fabric does the dressing up. Ours are cut in a matte, silk-look satin, mostly as wraps you tie at the waist, in short and midi lengths.

Short wraps in five colors

One idea, sewn in five shades from white and light blue to lilac, emerald and black. A wrap that forms a V-neck, long sleeves and a mini hem. Short legs and covered arms balance each other, so the look stays bold but not too much.

You control the fit. Tie it tighter at the waist or leave it looser, and the V gets deeper or shallower as you go. Choose the size by your bust, because the ties will sort out the waist.

Which color? Lilac turns up rarely at parties, so you’ll stand out. Light blue brightens the face. Black stays matte and doesn’t shine, and with a thin pendant in the neckline it’s ready for a date.

The fabric is polyester with elastane. It gives a little when you move, which you’ll appreciate on a dance floor.

Midis for ceremonies and cooler evenings

Chocolate brown and beige come as midi wraps. Long sleeves and a hem below the knee make them right for a ceremony where shoulders stay covered, or a restaurant in early fall. With the chocolate one, knot the ties where you’re slimmest and the waistline gets clearer.

Two more midis swap the wrap for a round neck and ruffles at the hem, one in pink florals and one in white. A family party in an air-conditioned hall? That’s when sleeves earn their keep.

There’s also a short black style with tiny roses and a round neck. With black pumps it goes to a party, and with chunky boots and a leather jacket it works in the daytime.

Light blue and lilac like silver shoes, while chocolate and beige look good with gold. Wear the white one to a prom with beige sandals and pearl earrings.

All of these are summer styles, so in winter they step out of the catalog for a while. We sew them in XS to XL. For other cuts, browse our satin dress page, the dresses with sleeves or white satin.