Ivory, off white and bright white dresses in a smooth, silky finish, from strapless minis to floor-length gowns. Shop the latest collection for bridal showers, graduation, homecoming and black tie, in sizes XS to 3X with always free US shipping.
White is the perfect base for any wardrobe: it reads clean and photographs well, and satin adds a bit of elegance on top. Satin white dresses also give you more options than any other color, because they pair with every accessory and shoe color. Not every white is the same white. Pure white is crisp and bright, and it reads modern in daylight. Ivory and off white offer a warmer tone that flatters most skin tones and photographs softly, which is why so many bridal looks lean that way. Champagne sits one step further, with a hint of gold that works well at evening events. That warmth helps in fall, when bright white can feel cold. On satin the shade matters even more, because satin reflects light: a cool white looks sharp and graphic, while an ivory gown looks soft and romantic. If you are unsure, hold the product photo next to a sheet of printer paper. If the dress looks creamier, it is ivory.
Our white dresses for women offer every length, so start with the occasion and the length follows.
Mini dresses. A satin mini dress in white is the easiest pick for parties and homecoming. The off-shoulder sculpture mini, featured first on this page, gives a structured, fashion-forward shape. The open-back cut keeps the front simple and puts the detail behind you. For a younger, playful line, the bandeau skater dress and the plunge neckline skater dress both flare from the waist.
Midi dresses. A midi dress suits daytime events and any dress code that says polished but not formal. It is the length that works for a rehearsal dinner, a celebration lunch or a garden party, and it pairs as easily with sandals as with heels.
Maxi dresses and gowns. Floor length is where satin shows its drape. The champagne halter maxi falls straight from the neckline, and the ivory bustier gown, with its ruched bodice, gives a strapless maxi silhouette that holds its shape without straps. Our long white gowns and evening dresses complete the range for formal events. If you want a satin maxi dress in white rather than ivory, check the color white in the product name; ivory white and champagne are warmer. For contrast, a black and ivory combination reads more evening than bridal.
Necklines. The neckline changes the whole mood. Strapless bandeau and bustier cuts put the focus on the shoulders and need a fitted bodice. A halter neck draws the eye up and suits athletic frames. A cowl neck drapes softly across the chest and has a slightly vintage feel. A plunge neckline is the boldest choice. If you prefer more coverage, the dress with sleeves and the slip dresses with thin straps layer easily.
Strapless and corset pieces. A white strapless dress is the most bridal shape we carry. Strapless satin needs structure to stay in place, so choose a satin corset bodice, boning or a bandeau with grip at the top edge. In off white, the ivory bustier gown is the satin gown we recommend most to brides who want something simple, and a white satin gown with a strapless neckline also works for black tie.
Lace and corset details. Satin and lace together give a bridal, feminine feel, while the black and white lace dress adds contrast for a night out. Corset bodices and ruching at the waist define the silhouette and are one of the strongest details this season.
White satin was made for celebrations where you are the one being celebrated, or close to it.
Only if you are the bride or the couple has asked guests to dress in white. For any other wedding, skip white and ivory and pick another color for your guest outfit. Our green, blue and pink satin collections have plenty of wedding guest dresses. The same rule applies to bridesmaid dresses: white is only right when the bride chooses it for the whole bridal party.
White is a blank canvas, so accessories do more work than usual. Our favorite outfits, and the ideas we come back to when someone asks for inspiration:
Our white satin dresses come in sizes XS to 3X. Choose your dress size in the Select Size menu on each product page to view the size options in stock. Check the size chart before you order, because fitted designs such as the bustier gown or the bandeau skater dress need an accurate bust and waist measurement. If you are between two sizes, size up for corset and bodycon cuts and take your usual size for slip, wrap and draped dresses. Stretch satin gives a little extra room on fitted cuts.
Our dresses use polyester and stretch satin, often sold as faux silk: smooth, light and easier to care for than silk. White fabric shows everything, so wear seamless skin-tone underwear rather than white, which can show through in bright light. To keep a white dress white, steam it instead of ironing, store it in a breathable cover away from light, and treat any mark straight away with cold water. Avoid perfume and self-tanner directly on the dress, and never use bleach, which can turn polyester satin yellow.
On the first page of this collection, regular prices run from $46.90 for the simplest pieces to $164.90 for the bandeau skater dress. Simple minis and party dresses sit at the lower end; gowns, bustier bodices and sculpted designs sit at the top. All prices are in USD. Sale prices appear on selected pieces during seasonal promotions, and a piece on sale shows both the regular price and the sale price on its product page. Sign up for the newsletter to get a 15% discount on your first purchase, an exclusive offer for subscribers, plus early access to every sale. You pay nothing for US shipping, and returns are accepted within 14 days.
Buying a dress you cannot try on is a gamble, so we try to take the guesswork out of it: we offer close to 700 satin styles, a clear size chart on every product, honest prices, free US shipping and easy returns. Shop white satin dresses in this edit, or browse every color in our dresses shop, where you can filter by size, length and price and sort by featured or best selling.
This season, the trending details are structured bodices and corset waists, sculpted off-shoulder necklines, and long halter maxis in champagne and ivory. Lace trim is back on minis, and open backs keep simple dresses interesting. Off white is trending ahead of pure white, and it is the popular pick in fashion right now because it is easier to style and photographs better. New arrivals land every month, so check back to discover the latest collection. Many of our customers buy one white piece for the event itself and a second, simpler one they can put on again all summer, at brunch, on vacation or at a birthday dinner. In fall it still works with a sweater on top. Satin in white is one of the few fabrics that moves that easily from a special day to a casual Sunday.
Lighter satins can be slightly sheer in bright light. Wear seamless skin-tone underwear, and check the product details to see whether a dress is lined.
Pure white is bright with a cool undertone. Ivory is softer, with a warm, slightly creamy tone that suits most skin tones and looks more bridal.
Blot, never rub. Rinse the back of the fabric with cold water, then use a gentle detergent. Avoid bleach, which can yellow polyester satin.
For a ceremony, an ivory gown or a strapless maxi. For the reception or a bridal shower, a short white mini or a chic midi.