Party Jumpsuit – Beaded Bodice, Bare Shoulders and Flowing Leg Panels

Party Jumpsuit – One piece on, and the rest of the night runs itself

A beaded bodice with airy panels sits over loose trousers that stop at the ankle. The shoulders stay uncovered, the waist is cut in one with the top, and the leg opening is elasticized, so walking and sitting are no trouble. Built for costume nights, stage work and dress-up evenings where standing out should not mean standing still.

Why choose this party jumpsuit?

A long gown looks right up to the first flight of stairs. This gives the same sweeping line with trousers underneath it. Getting dressed is one motion and then it is settled.

• Beaded front: picks up whatever light is in a half-dark room.
• Uncovered shoulder cut: leaves the shoulders free while the sleeves fall along the arm.
• Airy panels: add width to the legs without adding any weight.
• Gathered ankle: closes neatly at the foot and still lets you move.
• Gilded edging: runs along the bodice and waist to lift the rest of the piece.

One piece, and for the rest of the evening you can forget about it.

The trousers end at the ankle on an elastic band, so flats and heels both work underneath. Beading and a hot iron do not mix; hang the piece out afterward and let the folds settle on their own. Store it on a hanger so the panels do not crease permanently.

Specifications

• lightweight woven fabric with beading and a sheer panel layer
• bare-shoulder bodice cut in one with the waist
• ankle-length trousers on an elastic waistband

Step into it and head out.