Founded in 2012, STACEES is an online dress brand for prom, homecoming, weddings, and formal occasions. Our collections span pastel prom gowns with tiers of ruffles, short satin dresses for homecoming, and bridal and bridesmaid styles for everything from a garden ceremony to a formal reception.

We design our dresses and manage our own production, so we can consider how each fabric works with the cut of the dress. We look at color, softness, comfort, and durability when choosing materials. Satin brings out the folds in a draped skirt, while layers of tulle give a ball gown its volume and movement.

You can shop by occasion, color, or silhouette, then compare necklines, skirt lengths, and fit as you narrow down your choices. Use our size guide to check your measurements. If you prefer to order using your own measurements, custom sizing is available on select styles.

Prom, Homecoming & Wedding Dresses

At STACEES, start with the occasion and how you want to feel in your dress. For prom, picture the sweep of a layered ball gown, the softer movement of an A-line skirt, or the close fit of a satin mermaid gown. Our prom dresses range from pastel gowns with tiered ruffles to fitted styles with beaded corset bodices. Choose the silhouette first, then decide whether you want the color, the neckline, or the skirt to stand out in photos.

For homecoming, a short hem brings the focus to the shape and details of the dress. Explore homecoming dresses in smooth satin, floral prints, and light-catching sequins. A fitted mini gives you a sleek look for group photos, while a flared A-line or tiered skirt gives you more room to move on the dance floor.

If you're planning a wedding, let the venue guide your search. Browse wedding dresses in flowing chiffon for a beach ceremony, lace for a garden setting, or satin for a formal reception. Bring your wedding party together with bridesmaid dresses in a shared color, or mix complementary shades and let each bridesmaid choose her own neckline. For the rest of the celebration, explore evening dresses for formal receptions and other special occasions.

Prom Dresses

Think about how you want your dress to look when you walk into prom. A layered ball gown creates volume, an A-line skirt flows away from the waist, and a mermaid gown fits closely through the hips before flaring toward the hem. At STACEES, you can explore floor-length satin gowns, tiered ruffle skirts, and fitted dresses with side draping or a slit. If you prefer a shorter hem, browse short prom dresses for the main event or a separate after-prom look.

Once you have a silhouette in mind, look at the bodice and fabric together. A beaded corset draws attention to the neckline in close-up photos, while smooth satin lets the draping and color stand out. Try royal blue or burgundy for a richer palette, or compare softer shades such as lilac and sky blue. Before settling on a long gown, picture it with your planned shoes and check how the hem, train, or slit will work when you sit, walk, and dance.

Homecoming Dresses

For homecoming, start with the shape you want in a short dress. A fitted satin mini creates a clean outline, a floral A-line adds room through the skirt, and tiered ruffles bring movement to a simple bodice. The STACEES collection includes corset styles, floral prints, and sequined minis, so you can decide whether you want the color, the neckline, or the sparkle to stand out in group photos.

Compare how the same silhouette feels in different colors and fabrics. Black satin has a quieter finish, while hot pink, sky blue, or allover sequins give the outfit a brighter focal point. A simple mini leaves room for statement earrings or embellished shoes. If the dress already has beading around the neckline, try it with smaller earrings and a plain clutch. Before the dance, sit down and take a few full steps to see how the hem and bodice feel in motion.

Wedding Dresses

Picture the ceremony before choosing the gown. Flowing chiffon can suit a beach wedding, while a lace A-line feels at home in a garden. For a more formal setting, compare satin ball gowns and fitted mermaid dresses, then look at sleeve length, neckline, and how far the train extends behind you. If your plans include a change of outfit after the ceremony, explore shorter reception dresses or gowns with detachable details.

Bridesmaid Dresses

Build your bridal party look around a shade like dusty sage, dusty blue, or burgundy. For a coordinated group, choose a shared color and fabric, then let each bridesmaid pick her neckline or sleeve style. For a mix-and-match look, compare the soft drape of chiffon with the sheen of satin and decide whether to keep the hemlines consistent. Check each dress's available shades and compare fabric swatches when an exact match matters.

Evening Dresses

Let the invitation guide your choice. For a black-tie wedding or gala, explore floor-length satin gowns, flowing chiffon A-lines, and sequined styles. For a formal dinner or work function, consider a knee-length or tea-length dress if the dress code allows it. Compare long sleeves, one-shoulder necklines, and fitted or flowing skirts to find a dress that suits both the venue and how you plan to spend the evening.

STACEES Dresses Shopping FAQs

What is the difference between a prom dress and a homecoming dress?

Prom is often more formal, so floor-length gowns and ball gowns are common choices. Short A-line dresses and fitted minis are popular for homecoming. Check your school's dress guidelines before choosing a length or neckline.

Should I choose a long or short prom dress?

Choose a long gown if you want a floor-length silhouette for your entrance and photos. A short dress can be easier to move in and may also work for after-prom plans. Try your preferred length with the shoes you plan to wear.

How do I choose a homecoming dress I can dance in?

Try sitting, turning, and taking a few full steps. An A-line skirt gives you room through the legs, while a fitted mini should let you move without having to adjust the hem. Check that the bodice stays in place when you raise your arms.

How do I choose my size at STACEES?

Measure your bust, waist, and hips, then compare them with the size chart for the dress you want. If your measurements fall between sizes, check which areas of the dress are fitted and review the product's sizing options before ordering.

Does STACEES offer custom sizing?

Custom sizing is available on select styles. Check the individual product page to see whether the option is offered for your dress and which measurements you need to provide.

What does “Ships in 48hrs” mean on STACEES?

The label refers to dispatch. Transit time is additional and depends on the shipping service and destination. Check whether the label applies to your selected size and color, then review the estimated timing for your order.

How can I coordinate STACEES bridesmaid dresses in different styles?

Start with a shared color and fabric, then let each bridesmaid choose her neckline or silhouette. If you plan to mix fabrics or shades, compare available swatches together before ordering.

What type of evening dress should I wear to a black-tie wedding?

A floor-length gown is a classic choice. Consider satin for a smooth finish, chiffon for a flowing skirt, or sequins for more sparkle. Use the invitation and venue to guide your choice of sleeves, neckline, and embellishment.