Girls' Satin Trailing Evening Gown with Bow – 3 Colors

One Aisle. One Bow. Every Photograph.

A round neckline in front, a deep V and an oversized satin bow behind, and a skirt cut longer than her floor length — this is a flower girl dress built as a full evening gown at her scale. Satin holds light instead of absorbing it, which is why this one reads in the wide ceremony frames and not only in the close-ups.

A Trailing Hem That Earns the Aisle Walk

The skirt runs past her feet and sweeps behind her rather than stopping at her shoes. It is the detail that separates a flower girl gown from a nice long dress — and the reason the ceremony photos have depth instead of a flat silhouette.

The Back Is the View Everyone Gets

She walks away from the congregation for most of the ceremony, so the back of the dress is the one they actually see: a deep V, an oversized satin bow at the waist, and long streamers running down into the skirt. It is the shot the photographer takes from the altar.

Plain Satin, Because It Reads Across a Room

No print, no overlay — a single expanse of satin that catches the light and carries down a church aisle or a ballroom, where lace and mesh detail disappears past the second row.

Wrinkle-Resistant — Out of the Box, Onto Her

The fabric is finished to resist creasing, so the gown that arrives two weeks before the wedding still looks right on the morning of. Hang it overnight and it drops out; steam on low if you want it perfect.

Size 8 Through Adult XS — Junior Bridesmaids Included

The run goes to Adult XS, a 66.9" / 170 cm height, in the same three colors. A nine-year-old flower girl and a teenage junior bridesmaid can walk in the same gown instead of two that almost match — which is exactly the problem most girls formal dresses leave you with.

She wears it for the ceremony, then again for portraits, pageants, christenings and formal holiday dinners. In white it reads bridal party; in pink it reads spring garden; in red it carries a winter wedding without a coat over it.

The details

• Style: Sleeveless satin gown with a deep V back, oversized bow and trailing hem
• Product Code: 24697
• Colors: White · Pink · Red
• Fabric: Polyester satin with a soft cotton-blend lining, wrinkle-resistant finish
• Neckline: Round in front, deep V at the back
• Sleeves: Sleeveless, wide shoulder straps
• Length: Maxi — floor length with a trailing hem
• Sizes: 8 · 10 · 12 · 14 · 16 · Adult XS
• Season: Spring, summer and fall
• Care: Hand wash cold or gentle cycle in a mesh bag, hang to dry, do not bleach, steam on low — press the bow last and never with a hot iron

Size Guide

Measured by hand; allow 1–3 cm (0.4–1.2 in) tolerance. Size by her chest first — the satin bodice is fitted and has no stretch — then check her height. Between two sizes, take the larger: the hem is meant to trail, so extra length is not a problem, but a tight bodice is.

Questions moms ask

• Will she trip on the train? No. The extra length falls behind her rather than pooling around her feet, so she walks normally. On stairs or a dance floor, have her gather it in one hand — that is what the length is for.
• Does she need a petticoat underneath? No, and we would skip it. The skirt is meant to fall smooth and heavy from the waist; a hoop or stiff net fights the satin and breaks the line.
• The back is quite open — is that a problem in a church? The V sits below the shoulder blades. If the ceremony is in a church with a covered-shoulder rule, a plain bolero or a fine shawl over the shoulders works, and the bow still shows below it.
• Will it arrive creased? The satin is finished to resist wrinkling. Hang it as soon as it arrives and it drops out overnight; steam on low the morning of if you want it flawless.
• Can a teenager wear it as a junior bridesmaid? Yes. Adult XS fits up to a 66.9" / 170 cm height with a 33.9" bust, and it comes in the same white, pink and red as the smaller sizes.