What's in the Box

• Black sequin and beaded dress with sheer mesh underlayer, Art Deco geometric motifs throughout bodice and skirt, integrated long fringe hem (approximately 6–8 inches), back zipper closure

This Womens 1920s Flapper Dress brings the glamour of the Great Gatsby era to life with silver Art Deco beading across a sheer black mesh base. The knee-length sheath silhouette, dense fringe hem, and geometric beadwork capture the decadence of Prohibition-era speakeasies.

The standout feature is the hand-applied beadwork — concentric arcs, zigzags, and sunburst motifs radiate across the bodice and skirt in authentic 1920s style. Fringe layer at the hem (6–8 inches) moves beautifully when you walk or dance. Sheer mesh backing lets your skin tone show through in true flapper fashion, while the beading provides coverage where it counts.

Perfect For

Great Gatsby Parties & Roaring Twenties Events: A natural fit for Gatsby costume parties, 1920s murder mystery dinners, Jazz Age galas, or Prohibition-themed pub crawls.

New Year's Eve & Costume Galas: The beaded glamour works for upscale costume events, vintage New Year's parties, or theatrical productions set in the 1920s.

Themed Conventions & Costume Parties: Bring flapper energy to costume conventions, vintage dress-up nights, or any event calling for period elegance.

How to Wear It

Pair with T-strap heels or black Mary Janes, a long pearl strand, and a feathered headband for full flapper effect. Add elbow-length gloves and a cigarette holder prop to nail the Gatsby look.

Customer FAQs

Q1: What size should I order?

Check the size chart for bust, waist, and hip measurements — the dress has a fitted sheath cut with minimal stretch. If you're between sizes, we'd suggest sizing up for comfort.

Q2: Is the dress see-through?

The base is sheer black mesh, but the dense beading provides coverage across the bust, hips, and torso. Many wearers pair it with nude shapewear underneath for full confidence.

Q3: How do I care for the beadwork?

Spot-clean only or dry-clean to preserve the beading and fringe. Avoid machine washing — the beadwork is securely attached but heavy laundering could loosen it over time.

Q4: Will the fringe hold up to dancing?

Yes — the fringe is stitched in continuous rows and designed for movement. It's one of the dress's best features when you're doing the Charleston on the dance floor.

Care: Spot-clean or dry-clean only; store flat to protect beadwork.