Faviana was founded in 1988 in New York City by the Moradi family, who set out to create formalwear tied to the energy and glamour of the city. It has become a familiar name on prom floors, known for clean, current silhouettes and a contemporary New York sensibility.
The label leans on fabric quality and finishing rather than maximum embellishment, so shoppers who prioritize a well-made, well-draped gown often find better value here than at more sparkle-heavy competitors. Expect sleek columns, A-lines and fitted shapes that read polished without heavy beadwork.
Prom gowns typically run $350 to $800, slightly below Sherri Hill and Jovani while offering comparable quality. That makes Faviana a strong pick for a shopper who wants a designer look and construction without the very top price, and past-season styles bring the figure down further.
Faviana's size range, 00 through 24W, is wider than most comparable prom brands, and the plus styles are graded to fit rather than scaled up from standard patterns. Because a fitted gown's mechanics change across sizes, have measurements taken, bring your shoes for the hem, and plan for alterations before the dance. Faviana's quieter, fabric-first approach also makes its gowns a comfortable pick for a longer evening, since a less beaded dress tends to sit lighter through dinner, dancing and photos than a fully crystal-covered one.
What is the price range for Faviana prom dresses?
Faviana prom gowns generally run about $350 to $800 at retail, a step below the top designer tier for comparable quality. Sale and past-season pricing runs lower at the shops listed here.
What sizes does Faviana come in?
Faviana is made in sizes 00 through 24W, and the plus styles are pattern-graded to fit rather than simply enlarged. A boutique fitting and planned alterations give the best result across the range.