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Prom Dresses
Jersey That Moves With You
Stretch jersey brings athletic fabric technology into formal wear. These Rachel Allan designs show what happens when you start with material that has four-way stretch and then add strategic crystal embellishments. The nude gown with champagne beading demonstrates how jersey can handle fitted construction without feeling restrictive. The fabric stretches as you move, then returns to its original shape.
Jersey's knit structure means it doesn't wrinkle the way woven fabrics can. You can sit, dance, move freely and the dress maintains its smooth appearance. The crystal work on these gowns concentrates on the bodice and creates pattern rather than full coverage, which keeps the weight manageable and lets the jersey do what it does best: conform to your body without pulling or gaping.
Prints and Patterns on Stretch Base
The watercolor floral two-piece shows how stretch jersey handles printed designs. Because jersey stretches, prints need to be applied in ways that won't distort when the fabric moves. This design uses a diffused floral pattern that can stretch without looking warped. The crop top and full skirt combination takes advantage of jersey's structure at the waist, where many fabrics would need heavy boning or interior support.
The black gown with floral appliqué demonstrates another approach: putting dimensional embellishment on top of solid jersey. The raised floral details provide texture and visual interest while the jersey base handles all the structural work. These gowns prove stretch jersey can look formal and elegant rather than casual, especially when paired with crystal work that catches light and adds formality.