Pink bodycon dresses with long sleeves, mini and midi

Every pink bodycon dress we make has long sleeves, so don’t expect a strapless summer tube. Ours come in two pinks, a bright one and a pale powder shade, and in two lengths. Most are meant for the colder months.

Short and bright, from keyhole to turtleneck

Start with the keyhole mini. It’s cut from a knit that’s 95% cotton and 5% elastane, so it stretches and feels soft from morning to evening. This one has no season. In spring it goes under a denim jacket, in fall under a long cardigan, and for a party you just trade sneakers for ankle boots and add hoop earrings.

The turtleneck mini is bolder than it sounds. A high collar on top, a short hem below. With the neck covered, jewelry belongs on your hands, so wear a bracelet or a watch. In the city, an oversized coat and boots that rise past the knee complete it.

Cold evening date? We’d pick the angora-blend mini with a slit. It has a round neck, and you can leave the sweater at home, it’s that warm. Opaque nude tights and heeled ankle boots suit it best.

Powder pink midis for christenings and family dinners

Our powder pink velvet midi follows the figure but covers a lot. Long sleeves, a hem below the knee. It’s the bodycon pink dress we’d suggest for an engagement party or a holiday dinner with relatives, worn with pearl earrings and shoes close to your skin tone.

There are two turtleneck midis as well. One is a brighter pink. Wear it beneath a gray blazer on workdays and a white coat on the weekend. The other is powder pink angora-blend knit. Gray or cream coats go with it, and so do beige boots.

What goes under a dress this fitted

Smooth, seamless underwear in a plain cut. That’s the whole answer, and it matters most with velvet, because the soft pile only lies even over a flat base. We sew each pink bodycon dress in XS to XL. If your measurements land between two sizes, set them beside the size chart before you decide.