The evening dress is a type of formal attire typically designed for evening events and night parties. These dresses are usually made with high-quality and luxurious fabrics like satin, silk, and velvet, often featuring special designs such as elegant cuts, long trains, and decorative details like beadwork, lace, and pearls.

The history of the evening dress dates back to the Middle Ages, but its modern form became popular in the 19th century, especially during the Victorian era. At that time, women wore long dresses whose design and adornments reflected their social class and status. In the 20th century, particularly after World War II, fashion designers like Christian Dior introduced different styles of evening dresses, which gradually became simpler and more modern.

In recent decades, evening dresses have been designed in a wider variety of styles, making many options available for various nighttime events and formal gatherings. However, they still embody a unique elegance and beauty.