GOWN

Formal evening gowns are long dresses suitable for wearing on formal/special occasions and are usually made of expensive fabrics, with beautiful embellishments and meant to make the wearer stand out among the crowd.

• Evening Gown

• Ball Gown

• Morning Gown

• Mermaid Gown

In this type of gown the skirt is tight fitted at the hips and thighs but flares out from the knees.

• Ball Gown

• Gown

• Mermaid Gown

• A-line Gown

It is the most common silhouette in gowns – with a fitted bodice, tight waist and a very full, floor length skirt, with or without a train.

• Sheath Gown

• Ball Gown

• Evening Gown

• Mermaid Gown

This gown usually has a gathered skirt with a very puffy look – because of this the waist can look very small.

• Bustle Gown

• Full Skirt Gown

• Circular Skirt Gown 

• Bouffant Skirt Gown

It is gathered at the waist but is not as full/puffy as the bouffant skirt gown.

• Full Skirt Gown

• Gown

• A-Line Gown

• Bias Cut Gown

This has a body hugging fit all throughout.

• Mermaid Gown

• Sheath Gown

• Circular Skirt Gown

• Morning Gown

This gown is fitted at the waist but the skirt is very flared.

• Circular Skirt Gown 

• Asymmetrical Gown

• Symmetrical Gown

• Tiered Gown

The gown is made by joining panels of fabrics.

• A-Line Gown

• Ball Gown

• Evening Gown

• Panel Gown

The type of gown with a backless bodice.

• Strapless Gown

• Backless Gown

• Circular Gown

• Morning Gown

This is a gown with a bustier/corset bodice without straps or sleeves and also known as a corset style.

• Evening Gown

• Backless gown

• Strapless Gown

• Morning Gown