Girls' Long-Sleeve Sequin Tulle Christmas Dress – 4 Colors

Long Sleeves. Full Sequins. No Cardigan Required.

A round neckline, sequins worked across the whole bodice and all the way down the sleeve, and a tiered tulle skirt gathered under a satin waistband — this girls christmas dress covers her arms without covering up the sparkle. It is the version of the sequin dress that still photographs well at seven in the evening, when the house has cooled down and everyone else's shoulders are under a borrowed sweater.

Sleeves That Cover Her Arms, So the Cardigan Stays Home
A December party is cold at the front door and warm by the tree. Full-length sequin sleeves handle both, and because the warmth is built into the dress, nothing has to come off and go back on between the photos and the food.

A Soft Lining Between the Sequins and Her Skin
The bodice and sleeves are lined in a cotton and viscose blend, so the sequin backing never sits against her. This is the difference between a dress she keeps on all evening and one she asks to take off in the car.

Sequins Set Into the Fabric, Not Scattered On Top
The sequins are worked into a knit ground in dense rows rather than glued to a printed panel — they sit flat, they catch light from every angle, and they do not shed a trail behind her across someone's living room.

A Tiered Tulle Skirt That Stops at the Knee
Three tiers of soft tulle give her the twirl without the trailing hem, so she can climb into a car seat, take the stairs and sit at a set table without gathering the skirt up first.

A Satin Bow That Ties at the Back
The waist sash ties rather than fastens, so you set where the waist sits — and it gives the bodice a defined line in photographs instead of a straight drop from shoulder to hem. The back zips closed underneath.

She wears it for Christmas Eve service, Christmas dinner, school winter concerts, holiday parties and New Year's Eve. Long-sleeved girls holiday dresses in red, grey, blue or pink also carry straight through to winter birthdays and Valentine's, which is more days than a strapless one gets.

The details

• Style: Long-sleeve sequin bodice with a tiered tulle skirt
• Product Code: 663
• Colors: Red · Grey · Blue · Pink
• Pattern: All-over sequin bodice and sleeves, plain tulle skirt
• Fabric: Sequinned knit bodice and sleeves, layered mesh tulle skirt, cotton and viscose blend lining
• Neckline: Round
• Sleeves: Long, with a gathered puff at the shoulder
• Length: Knee
• Closure: Back zip with a tie satin sash
• Sizes: 5 · 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 · 16
• Season: Fall and Winter
• Care: Hand wash cold or gentle cycle in a mesh bag, turned inside out; hang to dry; do not bleach; steam on low — never iron directly over the sequins

Size Guide

Measured by hand; allow 1–3 cm (0.4–1.2 in) tolerance. Size by her chest first — the sequinned bodice and sleeves are fitted and have no stretch to spare — then check her height against the column. Between two sizes, take the larger: the skirt is gathered, so extra length reads as a fuller skirt, while a tight sleeve does not.

Questions moms ask

• Do the sequins scratch her, especially on the arms? No. The bodice and both sleeves are fully lined in a cotton and viscose blend, so what touches her skin is soft fabric, not the back of the sequin work. The sleeve cuff is the one place to check the fit — if it is snug there, take the next size up.
• Will the sequins fall off? They are worked into a knit ground rather than glued to the surface, so they stay put through normal wear. Wash it inside out in a mesh bag and skip the dryer and you will not find a trail of them.
• Can it be washed, or does it have to be dry cleaned? It can be washed at home: turn it inside out, hand wash cold or use a gentle cycle in a mesh bag, then hang it to dry. No bleach, and no dryer — heat is what dulls sequins.
• Will she overheat indoors — should she wear a cardigan over it? She should not need one. The sleeves are a single layer of lined sequin knit, not a knit sweater, and the tulle skirt is airy. Save the extra layer for the walk in from the car.
• Does she need a petticoat under the skirt? No. There are three tiers of tulle over a lining, which is enough body on its own. Adding a petticoat pushes the hem out sideways and shortens it.