Long gloves red

Long red gloves are 43 cm arm-length finger gloves in solid, slightly shiny red, reaching from the fingertips to over the forearm.

The solid red runs without print or decoration from the fingers to the edge just below the elbow, so your entire forearm becomes a single field of color. They are intended for women and men and suit a 1920s party, a gala, or carnival.

How long are these red opera gloves and what are they made of?

• The length is 43 cm, enough to reach from the fingertips to over the forearm.
• They are made of stretch fabric.
• The color is solid red with a slight shine throughout.
• Each finger is separate, so you have five separate fingers and can simply hold a glass.
• They are suitable for both women and men.

Red arm gloves and the charleston look

Arm-length gloves have traditionally been part of evening wear and are a staple of the 1920s flapper look, the era of the charleston. Those who went out back then wore them with a straight dress with fringes and a long pearl necklace. A red version stands out more than the classic black or white and immediately gives an outfit a color accent at arm height.

Makeup, jewelry and glasses with red up to the elbow

A red lipstick in the same shade makes the arm gloves and your face one whole. In 1920s style, you simply wear a bracelet or ring over the fabric, and a long pearl necklace or a feather headband completes the look. If you are going to a gala, choose understated earrings so that the red does the work. For a carnival outfit, it can be fuller, for example with striking glasses or glitter makeup.

Order the long red gloves and wear the red up to your elbow with your charleston dress or evening outfit.