This red fringe ballroom dress is by Doré. A Rhythm Latin ballroom dress named, Cayenne, after its spicy red color and feel! Firstly, the dress is made a sheer red stretch net, showing the bodysuit underneath. It has long sleeves, and is a shorter length dress. The back has a deep plunging neckline, as well as a beautiful draping cowl made from Chrisanne luxury crepe in a matching regal red. Furthermore, the dress has beaded fringe on the front and back of the dress. It adds movement and sound to the dress, making the dress dance with you! Lastly, the dress has built-in bra cups.

From the fringe made of sea beads to the high end European crystals, this dress shines! To begin, a neckpiece that attaches to the dress, and drapes down the open back creates a center focal point. Specialty large premium crystals and AB crystals stand out against all the red on the dress. Moreover, the entire bodice from the neckline down sparkle with Light Siam  crystals. The Light Siam crystals shine are even located underneath the beaded fringe, creating layers upon layers of embellishments. Moreover, the red fringe ballroom dress comes with accessories including a hairpiece, pierced earrings, and two wristbands.

Every year, designers find new ways to utilize see-through fabrics to show off their models’ assets. Maria Grazia Chiuri created Dior goddesses with draped and twisted fabric creating a diapanous one-shoulder chiffon dress. From sheer pleats to lace and everything in between, she used Greco-Roman peplos as her inspiration and the form of the female body as the foundation. In ballroom, a nude sheer fabric can create the illusion of  crystals floating on the skin. Additionally, the can sweeten a Smooth ballroom dress. The possibilities are endless! All it takes is an idea and the right fabric to execute it.