Tiffany Designs is a prom and special-occasion collection known for sophisticated, event-ready gowns. On a prom floor, this is the label you notice from across the room, and it is carried through the specialty shops listed here.
The collection runs from dramatic ball gowns to sleek fitted and fit-and-flare shapes, with mermaid, A-line, sheath and two-piece options. For 2026, the trend-driven Studio 17 collection was folded into the main Tiffany Designs label, so those fashion-forward styles now ship under one name and one rack.
On price, Tiffany Designs falls in the mid-tier designer bracket, with published styles spanning roughly the low three hundreds to just over a thousand dollars and many gowns between about four hundred and six hundred. That range makes it workable for a variety of budgets while still delivering a designer look, and sale pricing brings some styles lower.
Because the statement ball gowns and fitted cuts are structured, plan the fit carefully. 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 hem are set without a rush. Because the line now spans the former Studio 17 styles, a shop that carries Tiffany Designs will show you both the classic and the trend-driven ends of the collection.
What is the price range for Tiffany Designs prom dresses?
Tiffany Designs styles run from the low three hundreds to just over a thousand dollars, with many between about four hundred and six hundred, in the mid-tier designer bracket. The shops listed here vary on sale pricing.
Where do the former Studio 17 styles fit in?
After the 2026 consolidation, the trend-driven Studio 17 styles now live under the Tiffany Designs label. The boutiques listed here that carry Tiffany Designs are where to find them in person.
