Cinderella Divine at a glance
- Founded
- 2006
- Owned by
- Cinderella Divine Inc. (trades as Ladivine)
- Based in
- Los Angeles, California
- Size range
- Mostly to 16 or 18; some to 24
- Plus sizes
- Curve, mostly 18 to 24
- Typical prom price
- $175 to $300
Checked 2026
Cinderella Divine now trades as Ladivine, and it is a Los Angeles wholesaler at heart. That explains most of what you see on the rack: lots of styles at low prices, sold wholesale to boutiques. The company says it runs its headquarters and a distribution center in L.A. and has sold to boutiques around the world since 2006. The Ladivine name has been in use since 2022, and the company registered it as a federal trademark in 2023.
In our listings California leads, followed by Florida and New York, then Illinois. Mia Bella in Fresno groups Ladivine with Faviana and Ava Presley under the heading of sparkle at a friendlier price. If a gown from one of those catches your eye, ask to see the Ladivine rack too.
Finding a Ladivine size that works
Ladivine fit changes from style to style, so what fit last time is no guide. Try the exact dress on at the shop and let the staff tell you which size to order. Caught between two? Some shops say go up.
Ladivine
Two lines, two runs
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Prom styles
Mostly to 16 or 18; about a quarter reach 20 or 24
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Curve (style numbers end in C)
Usually 18 to 24; a few to 28
The runs are wider than they used to be. Most regular prom styles stop at 16 or 18, often starting at 0 or 2, and about a quarter reach 20 or 24. A few use letter sizes instead.
Bigger sizes also have a line of their own, called Curve. Its style numbers end in C. Where the brand spells out sizing it is usually 18 to 24, and a few Curve styles go to 28. Ask whether the shop keeps any C styles on the floor before you drive over. One Los Angeles shop shows how far the size range stretches, and the wholesale reach behind it is wide too:
5,000+
Boutiques the company says it has sold to
More than half
Ladivine styles at that L.A. shop offered in size 24 or 3X and up
28 / 6X
Where the largest styles top out there
Crystal tulle, stretch satin and a sub-$300 middle
The brand calls its dresses "statement gowns with the perfect fit," and the prom line leans fitted and body-focused. Expect corset bodices, high leg slits, mermaid and fit-and-flare shapes, and stretch or luxe satin. Crystal-embellished tulle, sequins, glitter, rhinestones and lace appliqués do most of the decorating. Only a handful of the brand's prom styles are listed as hand-beaded.
The selling point is price. Most full-price Ladivine prom gowns tag between about $175 and $300, and a typical one lands near $250. Very few reach $500.
Typical Ladivine full-price prom styles
Under $100Most $175 to $300About $750
Simple styles like T2008, a cowl-neck mermaid, sit at the bottom of the range. The top is a short list of showpieces, such as CR879, a fringed V-neck gown, and CZ0028, a strapless gown with a tulle overskirt. Some shops mark down plenty of Ladivine prom styles too, so sale prices go lower still.
Shops we list land in the same zone. Layali Boutique in New Jersey prices most of its Cinderella Divine styles between about $235 and $345. Discount shops run lower, often near $150, with a higher compare-at price shown beside the tag.
For that money the line runs from beaded sheaths and satin mermaids to full ball gowns, plus quinceañera and bridesmaid styles.
Reserving a Ladivine gown at the shop
The brand sends shoppers to its retailers, and its own advice is practical: if you have a particular style in mind, contact the store ahead and ask it to reserve the gown. Bring the style number. The shop quotes the price, and the brand says that price can vary with shipping and ordering.
No shopper lead time is published for special orders, so ask the shop for an arrival date before you pay. Returns go through the shop as well, and the brand says its retailers' policies differ, so get them in writing.
Checking a Ladivine seller before you buy
Stores have to apply, with verification documents, to become authorized Ladivine retailers. The store locator lists them. Look a shop up there before you hand over a deposit.
A low price is not a red flag by itself with this label. Authorized shops already sell many Ladivine styles well under their compare-at prices. The seller is what you check. Buying secondhand? Ask for the style number. A C at the end tells you it is a Curve style.
Shops that build their racks on Ladivine
Most stores slot Ladivine into the value end of their lineup, but a few build around it:
Layali BoutiqueElmwood Park, New Jersey
Treats Cinderella Divine as the backbone of its prom section, with more than 100 styles and a homepage banner for La Divine.
A Lorraine Formal WearHarrison, Arkansas
Features Ladivine on its homepage with a prom and evening lookbook.
La Chic BoutiqueChicago, Illinois
Carries a deep La Divine catalog that includes a good share of quinceañera gowns.
When new Ladivine prom styles appear
New collections launch all year, the brand says, but most new prom styles go up between October and December. For the 2026 prom season, about 165 new styles went up between October 2025 and February 2026, most of them in November and December. The season before also peaked in December 2024.
So a fall browse shows most of the season. If you find the one, reserve it then rather than waiting for spring.
Red-carpet and TV credits for Ladivine
Low prices haven't kept the label off the red carpet. Bravo reported that Scheana Shay of Vanderpump Rules wore a black sequin Ladivine gown, strapless with a leg slit and feathers at the bust, to the Creative Arts Emmys in January 2024.
The gowns turn up on daytime TV too. WornOnTV, which tracks on-screen wardrobe, credited Ladivine on the CBS soap Beyond the Gates in 2025 and again in 2026. Dana "Leslie" Thomas, played by Trisha Mann-Grant, wore style J871 in a May 2025 episode. In June 2026, Nicole Dupree Richardson, played by Daphnee Duplaix, wore a red off-shoulder gown, style CC489.
The brand's press page names more, and those are its own credits. It lists Carrie Underwood in style CD940 at the 2021 ACM Awards and Camille Hyde in CC6018 at the 2024 Oscars. Dancing with the Stars comes up most often: Ilona Maher in Season 33, then Jordan Chiles and Alix Earle at the Season 34 finale. The brand says Witney Carson wore fuchsia CC6018 that same finale night, when she and Robert Irwin won the title.
Questions shoppers ask
How much does a Cinderella Divine prom dress cost?
At full price, most run about $175 to $300, and many sit near $250. Very few pass $500, and sale prices drop well below $175.
Are Ladivine and Cinderella Divine the same brand?
Yes. Ladivine is the name Cinderella Divine Inc. has sold under since 2022. A shop may list the same gowns under Ladivine, La Divine or Cinderella Divine.
Does Cinderella Divine make plus-size prom dresses?
Yes, in the Curve line. Style numbers end in C, and most run 18 to 24, with a few going to 28.
When do new Ladivine prom styles come out?
Some arrive all year. The bulk of each prom season posts between October and December.
Where is Cinderella Divine based?
Los Angeles. The company says its headquarters and distribution center are both there, and that it has sold to boutiques since 2006.