Girls' Long Tulle Christmas Gown with Matching Headband

Floor Length. Gold Braid. A Headband to Match.

A round neckline edged in fine white lace, a sequin front panel laced across with gold braid, short puff sleeves and a tiered tulle skirt that runs all the way to the floor — this girls christmas dress is cut as a full gown at her scale, and it ships with a matching sequin bow headband. It is built for the evening half of the holiday: the dinner, the concert, the portraits taken before anyone changes into pajamas.

Gold Braid Over Sequins — Detail That Survives the Close-Up
The center panel is dense sequin work, crossed corset-style with gold soutache braid and outlined in it. At arm's length it reads as a proper bodice rather than a shiny patch, which is what separates this from the printed-front gowns at the same length.

A Skirt That Actually Reaches the Floor
Tiers of soft tulle over a lining, cut long enough to break at her shoes. Most girls holiday dresses at this price stop at mid-calf and end up looking like a party dress that grew; this one has the proportion of a real gown, which is what makes the photographs work.

Short Puff Sleeves — Covered Shoulders, No Wrap Needed
Sequinned puff sleeves finished with a beaded trim at the cuff. She has something on her shoulders for a December church service without a shawl that slides off halfway through, and her arms are still free for the whole evening.

A Satin Sash You Tie Yourself
The waist ties into a wide bow at the back rather than fastening at a fixed point, so you decide where the waist sits and there is some room to adjust between now and next Christmas. Underneath, the back closes with a zip and opens to a deep V.

The Headband Comes With It
A sequin bow headband in the same color as the dress, included — one less thing to find in the week before the party, and it matches properly instead of nearly.

Sizes 6 Through Adult XS
The run goes to 66.9" / 170 cm, so a six-year-old and a thirteen-year-old can be in the same gown in the same color — which is the family photo most people are actually after.

She wears it for Christmas dinner, Christmas Eve service, winter concerts, formal holiday parties, pageants and New Year's Eve, then again for portraits and spring formals. A floor-length gown in red, green or blue does not have to be a single-December purchase.

The details

• Style: Long tulle gown with a gold-braided sequin bodice panel
• Product Code: 356
• Colors: Red · Green · Blue
• Pattern: Sequin front panel with gold soutache braid; plain tulle skirt
• Fabric: Satin bodice, sequinned puff sleeves, layered mesh tulle skirt, soft cotton-blend lining
• Neckline: Round, with a white lace edge
• Sleeves: Short puff, with a beaded cuff trim
• Length: Maxi — floor length
• Closure: Back zip with an open V back and a tie satin sash
• What's included: One dress and one matching sequin bow headband
• Sizes: 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 · 16 · Adult XS
• Season: Fall and Winter
• Care: Hand wash cold or gentle cycle in a mesh bag, hang to dry, do not bleach, steam on low — never iron directly over the sequin panel, the braid or the beaded cuffs. Spot clean the headband only

Size Guide

Measured by hand; allow 1–3 cm (0.4–1.2 in) tolerance. Size by her height first — this is a floor-length gown and the hem is the measurement people get wrong — then check her chest against the bust column. Between two sizes, take the larger: the sash ties in the waist, but length cannot be added back.

Questions moms ask

• Does the headband really come with the dress? Yes — a sequin bow headband in the matching color ships with the gown. It is a padded bow on a covered band, so it sits without digging in, and it is the same color family as the dress rather than an approximate match.
• Do the sequins scratch, or shed? The sequin work is confined to the front panel and the sleeve caps, and the bodice is lined so it does not sit against her chest. The sequins are stitched, not glued, so normal wear will not shed them. Wash it in a mesh bag and skip the dryer.
• Will she trip on a floor-length skirt? Size by her height and the hem breaks at her shoes rather than pooling. If she is between sizes and you take the larger, put her in a low heel or a thicker sole for the evening.
• Does she need a petticoat under it? No. The tiers of tulle sit over a lining and give the skirt its own shape. A petticoat under a floor-length gown pushes the hem out and shortens the front.
• Can she eat and sit through a whole dinner in it? Yes. The sleeves are short so nothing drags across a plate, the skirt gathers at the waist rather than binding, and the sash can be re-tied at the table if she wants it looser.