A dress of royalty, this purple Standard ballroom dress is made by Alisa Mandel. A combination of purple fabrics and gold detailing create this magnificent dress. Firstly, a sheer mesh fabric lined by a spandex make the bodice. With a round neckline on the front, and a scoop neckline on the back. Furthermore, the back neckline has two pieces of mesh fabric starting at the shoulders and meeting at the center. Additionally, the dress features long sleeves only made from the mesh, allowing it to be semi-sheer. The skirt is large and voluminous created by several godets. The godets are made of chiffon and organza fabric, with a horsehair trim. The dress has floats attached, however, they are asymmetrical. The right float has a large chiffon drape, with organza ribbons. Meanwhile, the left is several long ribbons. T0 conclude, this dress has built-in bra cups and a bodysuit.

Everything about this purple Standard ballroom dress are amazing. From the embellishments to the neckpiece. For example, the dress shines with high end crystals in many colors and shapes, including specialty large crystals. The  crystals are mainly AB, Purple Velvet, and Heliotrope. Similarly, gold and bronze sequins glitter on the dress. They looks like vines dancing with crystals as the flowers. Lastly, the dress has a dramatic neckpiece. It features several large premium European crystals, as well as purple pearls to match the dress.

Purple is in, with Amethyst Orchid, jewel tone with a floral twist, being donned by Vogue as the color of 2021. This stunning purple is eccentric and dramatic, with a glamorous touch thanks to its royal association! On the runway, Tom Ford continues to play with matching sets, offering a juxtaposition of ultra-cool lounge pants and a luxe blazer in the royal hue. Look like royalty, in Olympia Royale!