Green Dresses: Designer Sage, Emerald & Olive Green

Green dresses at Luxury Shoes : more than 350 designer green dresses in stock, from sage midis to emerald gowns, by La DoubleJ, JW PEI, Safiyaa, Shona Joy, Acler, Leo Lin, Essentiel Antwerp and Rasario. Every dress on this page is in stock and named for its green shade, with no prints and no second colour.

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See every length in designer dresses. Blue-green shades, from aqua to dark teal, sit on the teal dresses page. Pale greens, from mint to pistachio, sit on the mint green dresses page.

Sage green dresses

Sage is the soft, grey-green shade that suits most skin tones and works from spring weddings to summer lunches. Pair it with gold jewellery and nude sandals, and see every style on our sage green dresses page.

Emerald green dresses

Emerald is the jewel green: rich in satin and velvet and made for evening, galas and winter weddings. Read our guide to emerald green evening gowns, and see every style on our emerald green dresses page.

Olive and dark green dresses

Olive, forest and bottle green are the deeper, earthier greens. They work for autumn, for the office and as a softer alternative to black in the evening. See every style on our olive green dresses page.

Green dresses for weddings and formal events

Green is one of the best guest colours: it photographs well and rarely clashes with a wedding palette. Choose sage and mint for a daytime ceremony, and emerald for an evening reception and black tie. See our wedding guest dresses and evening gowns.

How to style a green dress

Gold jewellery warms every green. Nude and metallic shoes keep the look clean, while a burgundy accent makes emerald feel bolder.

Frequently asked questions

What colour shoes go with a green dress?

Nude, gold and black shoes all work. Gold suits emerald and olive, nude suits sage and mint, and black sharpens a dark green dress.

Is green a good colour for a wedding guest?

Yes. Green suits every season: sage and mint for spring and summer weddings, emerald and forest green for autumn, winter and evening receptions.

What is the difference between sage and olive green?

Sage is a pale, grey-green. Olive is darker and warmer, with a yellow-brown undertone.

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