The John Lewis evening dresses sale is enough to make me buy now — even though I’m not going out-out until at least 2021

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By Jess Beech published 30 November 20

There's up to 70% off John Lewis evening dresses right now and I'm making a virtual dash there.

The phrase ‘all dressed up with nowhere to go’ has never felt as relevant as it does in 2020. I’ve spent more time than I’m willing to admit dressing up from the waist up for Zoom quizzes and even longer gazing longingly at my (currently redundant) partywear wardrobe. I’ve really missed the joy of dressing up - and I'm willing to bet I’m not alone.

But there is good news amongst the doom and gloom of tiers and lockdowns. A surge in loungewear and comfy undie sales has left plenty of sequins on the shelves, and that’s what I’ll be adding to basket this Black Friday weekend. Top of my wishlist? John Lewis evening dresses.

Prices start from an almost unbelievable £15, with discounts of up to and above 70%. Meaning now’s the perfect time to stock up on glitz and glamour for next year’s occasions - we have a feeling it’s going to be a big one.

Whether you’ve got a rescheduled wedding, a postponed party or even a just a much-needed night out in the calendar, John Lewis evening dresses have got you covered.

Full-length, sequin gowns are perfect for black tie events, proms and parties, while floral midis tick all our boxes for a summer wedding or christening.

Alongside John Lewis own brand, look out for labels such as Reiss, Whistles and Adrianna Papell.

To get you to the best bargains in John Lewis evening dresses sale pronto, we’ve rounded up our top picks below. Happy shopping!

John Lewis evening dresses to shop now

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Jess Beech

Jess Beech is an experienced fashion and beauty editor, with more than eight years experience in the publishing industry. She has written for woman&home, GoodtoKnow, Now, Woman, Woman’s Weekly, Woman’s Own and Chat, and is currently Deputy Fashion & Beauty Editor at Future PLC.

She caught the magazine bug during a stint as Fashion Editor of her university newspaper alongside her English degree, and hasn’t looked back since. As for the fashion bug, that came as part and parcel of growing up in the 90s, but the less said about that the better!

Jess’ average day in the office is spent researching the latest fashion trends, chatting to industry tastemakers and scouring the internet to bring you this season’s must-buy pieces - as well as advice on how to wear them. Weekends are equally fashion-focused, and Jess has been known to visit no less than five Zara stores in a single day in search of the perfect occasion dress.

The only thing that comes close to a buzz of finally tracking down that much-coveted dress is the joy of discovering a new beauty wonder product or hero ingredient. A beauty obsessive, Jess has tried everything from cryotherapy to chemical peels (minus the Samantha in Sex and The City-worthy redness) and interviewed experts including Jo Malone and Trinny Woodall.