40 Dress Coloring Pages - Free!
Fashion
Do you think we did this drawing justice? We used several materials to make it shine! If you think we did a good job, then don't doubt that you can do the same, because with your creativity you'll achieve a result that's just as good or better.
In this wardrobe we have a great variety of dress pictures to color, for all tastes and ages. What would you like to try on? If you're looking for gala dress drawings, we have lots! Maybe you want wedding dress drawings? We have those too! With a little gray and blue it'll look beautiful.
Since dresses tend to be very eye-catching, you have the chance to use the most expressive and sparkly materials you have. Glittery foam? Colored glitter? Gel pens? It's all so sparkly! We're sure you'll achieve a spectacular result.
For the Coloring Together fashion show we prepared a runway with the colored drawings of our visitors big and small. Want your creation to be seen by everyone? Just send us a photo! You'll see that everyone will love it.
We have many pictures to color, and if you have the spirit of a designer, you're sure to achieve beautiful results with your colors. Let that creative mind soar everywhere, and capture the best dresses on the blank sheets. We can't wait to see them!
Dresses coloring pages
Why color dress pictures?
Among so many garments, only a few are as versatile as dresses, meaning you can wear them for any occasion thanks to the variety of designs they have. Dresses are the best!
If it's an outing with friends, you can wear a lovely floral-print dress, or if it's a much more exclusive and luxurious gathering, maybe an elegant one with sequins and diamonds works better. You always have to look elegant for a party! It doesn't matter if it's with friends or family.
Dresses are one of the oldest garments, and no less interesting than others. Quite the opposite! That's why, if you're up for coloring the dress pictures to color, you'll come across fun facts about dresses that will blow your mind. And that's not all, thanks to them you'll be able to improve your artistic skills.
Don't let time go by, we know your results will be dazzling.
Learn while coloring Dresses
- In the year 1910 it was common for children between 5 and 6 years old to be dressed in dresses. Incredible!
- Something very peculiar that happened in 1860 is that dresses were so wide and big that women would often get stuck in doorways. How impractical!
- Queen Victoria was the first to wear a white dress for her wedding. Before she did, that color represented mourning. How crazy!
- Princess Diana's famous wedding dress had to go through a lot, do you know why? Its designers had to install a safe to guard the sketches and details and keep them away from the media.
- Princess Diana's wedding dress had a total of 10,000 pearls, and the train was hand-embroidered with sequins and pearls. So much elegance!
- Wedding dresses haven't always had a train. Of course not! This trend began in the 16th century, as a sign of power and prestige, so the length and decoration revealed the bride's social standing.
- In China, wedding dresses are usually red in color, since it symbolizes good luck and good fortune.
- One of the most expensive dresses in the world belongs to Kate Winslet. It has a price of around 100,000 dollars. That's a lot of money for a dress!
- The wedding dress with the longest train in the world was made in 2014 by an important academy of tailors in China. Want to know how long the train was? Around 4,100 meters long. Astonishing!
- The corsets used in the past weren't only used to shape the figure, but also served to suppress the appetite. How horrible that sounds!
- There's a dress day! That's right, every November 21 World Dress Day is celebrated, to pay tribute to the popular garment.
- In the 20th century, Coco Chanel's 'little black dress' became a fashion reference, a symbol of Parisian feminine elegance for decades. A classic that never goes out of style!
- There's a dress institute. It's called the "Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of New York," and it was inaugurated in 1937. It has a collection of 33,000 costumes from all eras, including dresses. It would be great to visit that museum!
- The standards that determine whether a dress is classified as "Haute Couture" are established and regulated by the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, since the 19th century. Quite a protocol!
- In Ancient Rome, the color violet in dresses was for the exclusive use of emperors and magistrates. Pure exclusivity!
- One of the most curious dresses was the one Lady Gaga wore at the MTV Video Music Awards, in 2010. Do you know why? It was made out of beef! And it was known as the "meat dress."
- The iconic white dress that Marilyn Monroe wore in the movie "The Seven Year Itch" in 1955 has been considered the most expensive dress in history. In 2011 it was auctioned for the amount of 4,450,700 euros. That's a huge amount!
