Collection · 7 looks · occasion dresses

Dress Code

Polished dresses with ruffles, satin, bows, and occasion energy. Seven dresses for weddings, dinners and everything with an invitation.

Dress Code is the guest-list collection: a chocolate drape with a high-low hem, magenta tulle with layered ruffles, a textured white midi, a butter mini with rosettes, one-shoulder crushed silver satin, a halter with a sweeping pleated skirt.

If you are deciding what to wear to an event, color the closest silhouette in the shades you are considering. It is faster than ordering three dresses.

Color Dress Code in the app

All 7 looks, in color

Each look opens in the app as blank line art. These are the finished versions — one way to color them, not the only one.

Chocolate Drape coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: soft drape with a high-low hem — **Chocolate Drape**Soft drape with a high-low hem.

Magenta Tulle coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: ruched bodice and layered ruffle drama — **Magenta Tulle**Ruched bodice and layered ruffle drama.

Paris Ruffle coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: a textured midi with a soft ruffle hem — **Paris Ruffle**A textured midi with a soft ruffle hem.

Butter Mini coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: a playful hem with sculptural rosettes — **Butter Mini**A playful hem with sculptural rosettes.

Silver Satin coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: one shoulder, crushed texture, tiny beaded bag — **Silver Satin**One shoulder, crushed texture, tiny beaded bag.

Full Skirt coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: deep V halter and a sweeping pleated skirt — **Full Skirt**Deep V halter and a sweeping pleated skirt.

Pistachio Mini coloring page from Dress Code, shown colored: long sleeves with dramatic cuffs and flounce — **Pistachio Mini**Long sleeves with dramatic cuffs and flounce.

Test the invitation palette

Try the dress in the color you would normally choose, then in one you would not. Satin and silk are the obvious textures; tulle-like volume reads well with a soft pastel and a metallic bag.

Palette ideas

These are the colorways three of the looks were illustrated in — a place to start before you go your own way.

Chocolate Drape

Espresso
Coffee
Cream
Ink

Soft drape with a high-low hem.

Magenta Tulle

Magenta
Blush
Silver
Ink

Ruched bodice and layered ruffle drama.

Paris Ruffle

White
Cream
Silver
Gold

A textured midi with a soft ruffle hem.

How you color it in the app

Chocolate Drape as blank black-and-white line art, before coloring — **Chocolate Drape**The blank page.

Chocolate Drape fully colored: soft drape with a high-low hem — **Chocolate Drape**One way to color it.

Open a look. It arrives as clean line art, already divided into zones for each garment and accessory.
Tap to fill. Pick one of the app's colors and tap a zone; the fill stops at the garment's own edges.
Add a fabric or a pattern. Choose from 41 fabric textures and 39 patterns and apply them to any filled zone.
Draw if you want to. A manual drawing tool lets you add shading by hand, with a finger or with Apple Pencil on iPad.
Save it. The finished outfit goes to your Lookbook, and you can export it to share.

Quick facts

Collection: Dress Code
Looks: 7: Chocolate Drape, Magenta Tulle, Paris Ruffle, Butter Mini, Silver Satin, Full Skirt, Pistachio Mini
App: Color the Look — fashion coloring book for iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later)
Access: All 7 looks open with Premium; the app's free starter looks are in other collections. Premium is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or as a one-time Lifetime purchase; prices are shown in the app before you buy.

Download on the App Store