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white cocktail party dress Jane Summers Evie One Shoulder Short White Bridal Party & Rehearsal Dinner Dress 6 / Off White , female , adult

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white cocktail party dress Jane Summers Evie One Shoulder Short White Bridal Party & Rehearsal Dinner Dress 6 / Off White , female , adultMore than a simple wedding dress, this is the little white dress that rewrites The Modern Bride's Guide to Iconic Wedding Weekend Style. This one shoulder minidress redefines subtle sophistication. Clean, sculptural, and endlessly versatile, it moves from bridal shower dress to rehearsal dinner dress to reception dress with a chic change of accessories. Perfect for garden party and couple showers, engagement parties and photos, an intimate city hall

More than a simple wedding dress, this is the little white dress that rewrites The Modern Bride's Guide to Iconic Wedding Weekend Style. This one-shoulder minidress redefines subtle sophistication.

Clean, sculptural, and endlessly versatile, it moves from bridal shower dress to rehearsal dinner dress to reception dress with a chic change of accessories. 

Perfect for garden party and couple showers, engagement parties and photos, an intimate city hall vow exchange, and the after-party champagne & sparkler grand finale—all in one impossibly elevated silhouette.

How to Style the Evie Rehearsal Dinner Dress

Simply style with these stunning custom Moonstone Hoops by Bounkit (designed and made to order in New York) and a feminine floral sandal for the picture perfect bridal look.

For the iconic bride and her iconic style moments.

Jane

Ready to add Evie to your wedding weekend white dress edit? Simply select "Add to Cart" now to make Evie yours.

Why Brides Love Evie for a Civil Wedding Dress and After Party Outfit

The statement one shoulder styling makes it both a timeless and modern choice for your city hall wedding dress and your cocktail hour wedding dress.

The modern minidress style is the perfect dress to change into after the wedding celebration to continue the wedding celebration.

The statement flounces at the neckline and skirt make it an unbelievably perfect dress for your wedding day (and the day before).

Details

  • Fabric: Mini faille, hidden side zipper, dry clean only
  • Silhouette & Length: Iconic A-line shift silhouette, statement asymmetrical neckline flounces and minidress flounce
  • Wedding Events: Bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, engagement party and photo look, cocktail hour wedding & party dress, courthouse wedding, civil wedding ceremony, city hall wedding, after party and grand send-off
  • Sizes: 2–12 (see size chart). Rush inquiries: [email protected]
  • Ordering & Shipping: Crafted in NYC, please allow 4–6 weeks for delivery

FAQs

Can I wear the Evie as an afternoon tea (bridal shower) dress?
Absolutely. The one shoulder neckline with gorgeous flounces instantly elevates the sartorial factor of countless events thrown in your honor.

How long is the skirt? Is it considered a bridal mini dress?
Depending on your height, the Evie is likely more of a "long" minidress than an above the knee length dress (the model in the photos is 5'9").

What kind of bra can I wear with the Evie if I want to wear it as my rehearsal dinner dress?
We recommend a modern strapless bra. Select these lovely little links for style guidance from Glamour and Brides Magazine.

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