
Red Christmas dresses for the tree, the table and the party
Walk in wearing a red Christmas dress and the room looks like a holiday, even before anybody switches on the tree lights. Ours are all one clear bright red, mostly in velvet, with angora-blend knit, rib and a satin slip for the warmer rooms, cut anywhere from a short mini down to floor-length.
Office party at six, family dinner at nine
One dress can do both. The red velvet midi comes with its own belt, a V-shaped neckline and long sleeves, so it looks right at a work party and at your parents’ table later on, and it doesn’t need a separate strap at the waist. Choose pumps on a steady heel and add gold earrings. A little chain-strap bag finishes it.
The angora turtleneck midi goes from a frosty office morning straight to the evening meal. Black knee boots by day. Heels later.
Need a red Christmas dress that won’t feel too dressy at work? The rib turtleneck midi is slit at the leg, and it’s fine in the city with a black coat and tall boots, then with stilettos and sheer black tights at the party.
For a Christmas Eve with lots of dancing, look at the pleated velvet. Fine pleats run all through the off-shoulder midi with three-quarter sleeves, and they move with you, and the round-neck midi with a pleated skirt and short sleeves swings at every step, which is honestly the best part of it.
Short red velvet, angora and rib for a red Xmas dress
The short velvet one, round-necked with long sleeves, covers you up top, so the short length looks neat at a birthday dinner or a New Year party. Sheer nude tights and black pumps for the restaurant. Thick tights and tall boots for a cold weekday.
If you’d rather feel cozy, the angora mini with ruffles at the hem is warm enough to skip the sweater. The turtleneck mini works for the office with a black blazer, and with over-the-knee boots at a party there’s only a little bare leg left between the hem and the boot.
The slip is the exception. Thin straps and a deep V. Bare arms. Under that neckline you’ll want a strapless or adhesive bra, and for the street an oversized black jacket or a long coat over the top.
It’s satin, and it shines. Gold and black are what we’d put next to it, plus stiletto sandals and small earrings.
Frequently asked questions
When should I try one on?
November is ideal. Pick your red Christmas dress early and the fitting’s done long before the holidays get busy.
Which one for a formal ball?
A floor-length velvet with a single sleeve and a slit at the side. The bare shoulder means you won’t need a necklace, just earrings.
How do I size velvet?
Check both your bust and hips against the table, since velvet sits close. Every style here comes from XS to XL, so a US 12 is our largest.
Where’s more red?
Look through our red velvet range, the main Christmas dresses page, or dresses for New Year’s Eve.
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Red satin slip mini dress with deep V-neck
Style 1696
$80
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Red velvet maxi dress with one sleeve Style 1619 $123 -

Red angora knit mini dress with ruffled hem Style 1579 $82 -

Red angora knit midi dress with turtleneck Style 1575 $84 -

Red velvet long-sleeve mini dress Style 1561 $82 -

Red velvet midi dress with thin belt and V-neck Style 1557 $97 -

Red turtleneck mini dress with long sleeves Style 1553 $82 -

Red velvet mini dress with long sleeves and closed top Style 1551 $86 -

Red rib knit mini dress with long sleeves Style 1474 $84 -

Red pleated velvet midi dress with bare shoulders Style 1464 $93 -

Red velvet one-sleeve mini dress Style 1461 $71 -

Red velvet wrap mini dress with adjustable V-neck Style 1427 $91 -

Red velvet dress with dropped shoulders and 3/4 sleeves Style 1425 $86 -

Red midi dress with pleated velvet skirt Style 1411 $93 -

Red velvet midi dress with leg slit Style 1379 $77 -

Red velvet one-sleeve gown with leg slit Style 1377 $123 -

Red rib knit midi dress with turtleneck and slit Style 1350 $88 -

Red velvet floor-length dress with one sleeve and side slit Style 1341 $123
















