Evening Gowns for Black Tie & Weddings

Our women's gowns are made for weddings, black-tie events and the races, with flowing floor-length silhouettes in beading, lace and chiffon across a considered colour palette. Dressing for mother-of-the-bride duties or a formal evening out? Choose a gown that drapes cleanly and holds its shape from the ceremony through to a late reception, ready for photos and dancing.

Shop our evening gowns for the moments that call for something special. This collection from Montique Clothing brings together women's gowns for weddings, galas and black-tie dinners, so you can compare styles in one place.

Evening gowns are usually floor-length, with a clean, flattering line. They suit formal dinners, balls and charity events. For more evening options, the evening dresses collection is worth a look.

If you're the mother of the bride or groom, a gown can give you the formality the day calls for. The gowns for mother of the bride collection is... Show More

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between an evening gown and a formal dress?
An evening gown is typically floor-length and more formal, while a formal dress can be shorter, such as midi or knee-length. Both can suit weddings and events. The invitation's dress code is the best guide to which length and fabric you need.
Can I wear a gown to a wedding as a guest?
Yes, a formal gown suits many weddings, especially black-tie and evening ceremonies. Avoid white, ivory and any colour the couple has asked to keep for the bridal party. Check the dress code first, then choose a colour and length that suit the venue.
What gowns suit the mother of the bride?
Gowns with sleeves or coverage, a flattering neckline and a refined fabric are popular for the mother of the bride. Choose a colour that complements the wedding palette without matching the bridesmaids. The dedicated mother of the bride collections have more options to compare.
How do I choose the right length for an evening gown?
Choose a length that lets you walk and sit comfortably in the shoes you'll wear. Floor-length is standard for evening events, but check the hem against your heel height. Try the shoes on with the hem before the day. Allow a little extra length if you'll wear heels.