Hello yellow! This bright and cheerful Julie Ventus standard gown will brighten any dance floor! To begin, this dress features bold orange floats. Along the neckline, pleated floats attach to the arms with stoned cuffs. This creates a dramatic, almost cape-like look. Along the pleats are large Austrian crystals. The top of these floats are also pleated where they would lay on your arms. The body of the dress is a close fitted spandex with a sweetheart neckline. This bodice is covered in swirling stonework.

Next, the skirt of the dress flows with canary yellow satin and is trimmed with matching feathers. At each godet on the skirt, there is a plume of short yellow feathers. Then, the back of the dress dips low, exposing most of the back. Also, this dress has built in bra cups and a bodysuit.

Feather dresses might be a mainstay in the ballroom world, but they are also making quite a statement on the red carpets lately! Take for instance, the 2022 Met Gala, where Emma stone wore an elegant mini-dress with a white feathered hem. Nicola Coughlan wore a pink and black feathered look, with feathers dancing off the fabric. When you wear Limoncello, your feather trim will be sure to make you feel light at a feather.