This Dress for Dance ballroom costume, is “Mint” to Dance, “mint” to shine, and “mint” to be on the ballroom floor! This Rhythm Latin ballroom dress dress is made from two fabrics: a mint green stretch nylon and a nude stretch mesh. Firstly, the nude mesh starts the dress, making a round neckline on the front, a v-neckline on the back, and long sleeves. Secondly, the dress transitions to the frosty green fabric at the bust. It creates a second sweetheart neckline on the front. Furthermore, it creates a fit-and-flare dress, fitted at the torso and elegantly flaring into a full skirt. Thirdly, the hem of the dress is lined with flirty feathers. The ostrich feathers are white, adding fullness and weight to the skirt. To conclude, the dress has built-in bra cups and a bodysuit.

The embellishments on this Dress for Dance ballroom costume are “mint” to shine! To begin, high end crystals sparkle on the mint green fabric. Along the neckline and hips, AB crystals, including specialty large crystals, and pearls gather forming a v-like shape. Peridot Shimmer crystals outline the sections on the dress with the AB crystals and pearls. Additionally, peridot crystals decorate the rest of the dress, leaving every inch of the dress shining. Lastly, the right long sleeve has premium crystals adorning the wrist.

Mint, freshness captured in a color that is cool, chic, and versatile! It is an equally soft yet striking color. Elie Saab incorporates this rejuvenating color into their Summer line. From a sheer beaded dress with satin stripes to a tiered dress with layers of lace. Actress Madelaine Petsch looks like an ethereal princess, in frosty mint green at the Met Gala. She wore a structural dress, made of sheer fabric, with large stand-up sleeves that look like fairy wings. Come to life on the ballroom floor in this dress!