The party season looks like it will be in full swing soon so ensure you start shopping early for a real show-stopping outfit. At Laura Ashley, you’ll find plenty of inspirational pieces to get you in the mood.
It goes without saying that the LBD is an essential element of glamorous evening and occasion wear but you can easily become lost in the crowd of partygoers. Take a look at the new partywear selection for some head-turning little numbers that will offer something extra to the occasion.
We love the chic collection of Theatre Royal with a great mix of fabrics and styles. The timeless elegance of the long black velvet gown meets fifties glamour prom dresses, jacquard shift dresses and bejewelled dazzling separates. Your party wardrobe will come alive with luxurious sleek outfits, jewel trim cardigans and cover-ups plus must-have statement jewellery and embellished accessories.
other styles you may like…
Karen Millen Petite Velvet Bardot Bodycon Woven Midi Dress With Taffeta Rosette
Debenhams UK
£189.00
View DetailsWe picked out these three gorgeous dresses from the Theatre Royal collection.
Sizes available : 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Knot Front Satin Shift Dress in Rich Purple
Sophisticated shift dress with attractive neckline and double layer fitted bodice with twist front detail. With back vent and back zip fastening. 61% Viscose 37% polyester 2% elastane
Soft Drape Black Party Dress
This little black dress has a sheer floaty top layer covering a soft draping lining. Detailing includes horizontal pleating at the bust and a flowing sunray pleat skirt. 100% Polyester. Length 102cms
Stunning Red Satin High Neck Prom Dress
Features include a shaped bodice, flattering flared skirt with net-trimmed petticoat and fold back top and fine halter neck-straps. Length 108cms
Debra Binns is the co-founder of MotherOfTheBrideOutfits.org.uk. Debra has been creating and sharing relevant content about women's occasionwear since 2009, bringing together fabulous fashion from the high street and online stores for that special occasion.
