Burlesque L

The red women's saloon dress is a western outfit with a red bodice featuring a black baroque design and a black skirt that is short at the front and long at the back. Long black gloves are included, so the look is complete in one go. Women wear it during carnival, at a western party, or at a themed party with a show atmosphere.

How do you wash this saloon dress and what sizes are available?

• The dress is made of 100% polyester.
• Hand wash the dress, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not dry clean.
• You can choose from sizes S, M, L, and XL.
• The red bodice has a black baroque pattern, lace ruffles along the neckline, a black bow, and a row of fringe below the waist.
• The black skirt is short at the front and long at the back, with a shiny finish.
• A pair of long black gloves that reach above the elbow is included in the packaging.

The saloon look from western saloons

In the image of the Wild West, the saloon look belongs to the dancers who stood on stage: red with black, lace, fringe, and a high-raised skirt. That contrast between a tightly laced-looking bodice and a loose, flowing skirt makes the look immediately recognizable. The same style appears in burlesque and 1920s themes, where the emphasis is more on sequins and fringes. This dress, with its baroque design, falls somewhere in between and therefore suits more than one party.

How to wear the saloon dress on a party night

First, put on the gloves above the elbow and arrange the fringe straight above the skirt, then the silhouette falls as intended. Fishnet tights and shoes with a sturdy heel suit the short front of the skirt, and that heel is more comfortable than a thin stiletto heel on a busy dance floor. A mini top hat, a feather boa, or a pearl necklace completes the show look. If you are walking in a parade or going all night long, hold the long train while dancing.

Choose this red women's saloon dress and you will be in a complete show outfit during carnival or at a western party.