Every November or December, the romantic city of Paris welcomes one of the most watched social events in the world - Le Bal des Débutantes. 

This top-level ball, which is only open to invited ladies, is not only a "coming-of-age ceremony" for young girls in the upper class, but also a visual feast that brings together high-end custom fashion, 

legendary jewelry and aristocratic traditions.

The invitees are usually members of the royal family, daughters of wealthy people or descendants of celebrities, such as:

Monaco Princess Charlotte Casiraghi (attended in 2011)

Clinton's daughter Chelsea Clinton (appeared in 1997)

Indian royal family member Gauravi Kumari (appeared in Valentino in 2019)

Since there are only about 20 places and no public applications are accepted, the girls who can enter this ball often represent prominent families and top resources.

Classic Styles: From Princess Dresses to Modern Elegance

The ball gowns are mostly from top couture brands such as Chanel, Dior, and Valentino. Designers tailor them to the temperament of each socialite. Common styles include:

Ball Gown: Wide skirt and corset, like a fairy tale princess (Dior is particularly good at this).

Mermaid: Highlights the body curves, and the hem spreads out like a mermaid, making it more mature and elegant.

A-Line: Simple and smooth, suitable for young girls making their debut.

Luxury Details: Hand-embroidery and rare fabricsEmbroidery craftsmanship: Gold thread, pearls, and crystal sewing, some of which are completed by Lesage embroidery workshop (owned by Chanel), 

which takes hundreds of hours.

Fabric selection:

Silk organza: Light and dreamy, suitable for cascading skirts.

Velvet: Retro and noble, often used in winter balls.

Taffeta: Crisp and shiny, creating a classic silhouette.

Necklaces and earrings: Dazzling

Cartier: Classic diamond necklace or Tutti Frutti colored gemstone series.

Bulgari: Serpenti snake bracelet or Divas’ Dream emerald necklace.

Chaumet: Bee My Love honeycomb design, symbolizing royal heritage.