House of Wu is a formalwear design house that reaches prom shoppers primarily through Tiffany Designs, its prom and pageant label. If you have tried on a House of Wu prom gown, it most likely carried the Tiffany Designs name, and that is the label to look for on the shops listed here.
The house is known for event-ready gowns with real presence: dramatic ball gowns alongside sleek fitted and fit-and-flare shapes, plus mermaid, A-line, sheath and two-piece options. For the 2026 season it folded its trend-driven Studio 17 prom collection into the main Tiffany Designs label, so those styles now ship under one name.
On price, the Tiffany Designs prom line falls in the mid to premium tier. Published styles span roughly the low three hundreds to just over a thousand dollars, with many gowns landing between about four hundred and six hundred, so there is room for a range of budgets and sale pricing brings some styles lower.
Because the statement ball gowns and fitted cuts are structured, fit is worth planning. Have measurements taken at the shop rather than guessing from your street size, bring the shoes you will wear so the hem lands right, and leave a few weeks for alterations before prom so the bodice and length are set without a rush.
What is the price range for House of Wu prom dresses?
Through the Tiffany Designs label, House of Wu prom gowns run from the low three hundreds to just over a thousand dollars, with many between about four hundred and six hundred. The shops listed here vary on sale pricing.
Where do I find House of Wu prom dresses?
Look for the Tiffany Designs name, which now includes the former Studio 17 styles after the 2026 consolidation. The boutiques listed here that carry Tiffany Designs are where to see the collection in person.