Dusty Blue Lace Elbow-Sleeve Sash Chiffon Floor-Length Dress

A self-tie chiffon sash knotted at the left side of the waist sets this dusty blue gown apart, with its ends left hanging over a softly pleated skirt. Sheer beaded lace covers the bodice and the elbow-length sleeves, which end just below the elbow, and the neckline dips to a V at the front. The skirt keeps a wrap-look diagonal fold down to the floor, so the dress stays formal for a mother-of-the-bride ceremony or a garden wedding.

1. Knotted Sash at Left Waist
A chiffon sash is tied in a knot at the left side of the waist, and both ends fall free over the skirt. Because the knot sits off-center, the waistline breaks at the side and the sash reads as a deliberate detail from across a room.

2. Sheer Lace Elbow-Length Sleeves
Sheer beaded lace forms the sleeves and stops just below the elbow, leaving the forearms bare. Carrying the bodice lace down the arm ties the top of the gown together, and the sheer fabric keeps the sleeves light through a long reception.

3. V Neckline in Beaded Lace
The bodice is covered in beaded and sequined lace that meets a V at the front neckline and continues over the shoulder tops. Working the lace over the shoulders as well as the chest keeps the coverage even, so the pattern does not stop at a hard edge.

4. Wrap-Look Pleated Chiffon Skirt
Below the sash, the skirt is softly pleated and carries a diagonal fold that gives it a wrap look. The chiffon falls to the floor in long folds, so the gown lengthens as you walk the aisle, stand for photographs, and sit down to dinner.

5. Lace Over Shoulders and Back
Above the skirt, the lace runs over the shoulders and the upper back rather than stopping at the front. The back view shows the same beaded pattern over a plain chiffon skirt with soft vertical folds, so the gown looks detailed from both sides.

Free color and size customization is available. For the best result, compare your measurements with our size chart or contact customer service before ordering a custom size.