Beige satin evening dress: the light on the back A satin with champagne reflections This beige evening dress rests on a satin whose tone shifts with the light. In shade it moves towards sand; in full light, towards champagne. That mobility gives the dress a life that a matt fabric cannot offer. The nude tonality also creates a soft continuity with the skin and lengthens the whole silhouette. The dress therefore reads as longer than it actually is. An open back with adjustable lacing The real singularity is at the back. It is open along its full length and crossed by corset lacing. This construction is not purely aesthetic: it lets you regulate the width at the waist yourself. For anyone falling between two sizes, that avoids a trip to the alterations tailor. On a pale ground, the ribbons also stand out clearly and become a graphic element. Mermaid cut and train At the front, the satin is draped at the waist and stays fitted to the knees before flaring into a train on the floor. No slit interrupts this line. The contrast between a clean front and a heavily worked back is the whole logic of this dress. Daytime weddings and outdoor ceremonies This beige evening dress suits spring and summer weddings, daytime receptions and open-air ceremonies. Natural light serves the reflections of the satin best. Pair it with gold or pearl jewellery, which extends the warmth of the tone. Details of the Livia beige dress Long beige satin evening dress Mermaid cut Back open along its full length Adjustable corset lacing Satin draped at the waist Train on the floor No slit Satin with champagne reflections Why choose this dress? Nude tone that lengthens the silhouette Adjustable lacing, fewer alterations Suited to in-between sizes Remarkable in natural light Worked back, clean front Train without a slit The model is 1.65 m tall, wears 10 cm heels and size 36/38. Please note that our dresses run small. Check your waist measurement before ordering.