David Koma Gloves: The Gold 3D Flower Opera Gloves, the Tulle Star Pair and What to Wear Them With
David Koma Gloves: The Gold 3D Flower Opera Gloves, the Tulle Star Pair and What to Wear Them With
David Koma makes gloves the way it makes the dresses they finish: one motif, placed once. The Pre-Fall 2026 collection has two styles, a long black jersey glove topped with gold 3D flowers and a gathered tulle glove scattered with hot-fixed silver stars, which comes in black and in beige. Coveti carries all three, from $1,240 to $3,190. This guide covers what each pair is made of, how they fit, and the dresses in the same collection they were designed to go with.
Key facts
- Three pairs in stock at Coveti: Long Gloves With Gold 3D Flowers at $3,190, and Tulle Gloves With Stars In Black and Tulle Gloves With Stars In Beige at $1,240 each.
- Both styles come in S and M.
- The flower glove is 60% viscose, 35% nylon and 5% elastane, with flowers embroidered in polyurethane and glass. The star glove is 100% polyamide tulle with glass stars.
- The brand’s product details give Italy as the country of manufacture for both styles. Care is delicate dry clean.
- Each glove repeats a motif from the Pre-Fall 2026 dresses: the gold 3D flower and the crystal star.
The gloves
1. Long Gloves With Gold 3D Flowers, $3,190
Long gloves in black stretch jersey with a cluster of gold 3D flowers embroidered at the top, where the glove meets the upper arm. The jersey holds close along the arm, so the line stays smooth from the fingers up, and the flowers sit where a cuff bracelet would. David Koma photographs them with the 3D Flower And Tulle Mini Dress, and with the 3D Flower Corset Top over black tailored trousers. Buy these alongside one of the 3D flower pieces.
2. Tulle Gloves With Stars In Black, $1,240
Sheer gloves in gathered black tulle, scattered with hot-fixed silver stars. The tulle is ruched along the arm, so the glove looks soft rather than sleek, and the stars catch the light when the hand moves. On a black crystal star dress they read as part of the dress. On a plain black column they are the whole point.
3. Tulle Gloves With Stars In Beige, $1,240
The same glove in beige tulle. From a few feet away the nude tone reads as skin and only the silver stars show, which is the effect the pair is built for. This is the pair to wear with colour: the red and blue crystal star dresses from the same collection.
What to wear them with
The gloves are cut to finish the Pre-Fall 2026 dresses, so the easiest pairing is the matching motif.
- Gold flowers: the 3D Flower And Tulle Mini Dress ($4,740, black tailoring wool, a cream tulle top and gold flowers at the bust), the 3D Flower One Shoulder Mini Dress ($3,490, fluid mesh with one gold flower at the shoulder), and the 3D Flower Corset Top ($4,370) over the Tailored Trousers In Black ($3,120).
- Silver stars, black tulle: the Crystal Star Draped Mini Dress ($4,220, strapless and ruched, one crystal star at the neckline) and the Crystal Star And Back Cutout Mini Dress ($3,850, a high neck with a crystal star at the back cut-out).
- Silver stars, beige tulle: the Crystal Star And Straps Mini Dress ($4,220, red stretch cady with crystal straps) and the Ruched Cami Mini Dress With Crystal Stars ($4,150, blue fluid jersey with crystal stars at the neckline).
How a long glove should look
This is the fitting room’s advice, not the brand’s. A long glove belongs with a bare arm, which means a strapless dress, a halter, a one-shoulder line and a spaghetti strap. Against a sleeve it fights the fabric. Wear rings under the glove, never over it, and keep the bracelet off: the gold flowers already sit where a cuff would. For a seated dinner, take the gloves off to eat and lay them across the lap. Tulle gloves are the exception, since they are sheer enough to keep on.
Fit and care
Both styles come in S and M, and the jersey glove has stretch, so take your usual glove size. The tulle glove is cut long and meant to gather, so length is not a concern. The brand’s care line for both is delicate dry clean. At home, store the flower gloves flat so the 3D embroidery keeps its shape, and fold the tulle pair in tissue so it is not crushed. See the materials and care guide for the fibres, and all designer gloves at Coveti for other houses.
Frequently asked questions
How much are David Koma gloves?
At Coveti the Long Gloves With Gold 3D Flowers are $3,190, and the Tulle Gloves With Stars are $1,240 a pair in black and in beige.
What sizes do David Koma gloves come in?
Both styles are made in S and M. The jersey glove has stretch, so take your usual glove size.
What are David Koma gloves made of?
The flower glove is 60% viscose, 35% nylon and 5% elastane, with gold flowers embroidered in polyurethane and glass. The star glove is 100% polyamide tulle with glass stars.
What do you wear with David Koma gloves?
A bare-armed dress from the same Pre-Fall 2026 collection: the 3D flower dresses with the gold flower gloves, and the crystal star dresses with the tulle star gloves.
How do you clean David Koma gloves?
The brand specifies delicate dry clean for both styles. Store the flower gloves flat and the tulle gloves folded in tissue.
More David Koma guides
Start at the David Koma edit at Coveti, then: Who is David Koma, Who wears David Koma, Size guide, Prices, Materials and care, Pre-Fall 2026, Gowns, Mini dresses, Midi dresses, Jackets and tailoring, Trousers, Sequins, Crystal dresses, 3D flower and lace, Satin and velvet, Wedding-guest dresses, How to accessorise, Faux fur, Taylor Swift in David Koma, Party dresses.
Sources and method
Checked on 11 October 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Product facts, the compositions, linings, embroidery fibres, care lines and country of manufacture, are the brand’s own product-page text; prices are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock. Styling advice is the fitting room’s own and is labelled as such. Anything that could not be checked against one of the sources below was left out.
- davidkoma.com, About us: the brand story and the designer biography in the house’s own words
- David Koma product pages: the description, composition, lining, embroidery, care and made-in lines of every piece named here, read on 11 October 2026
- Wikidata Q5236101, David Koma
- Coveti live catalogue, 11 October 2026: prices, sizes and stock