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There is so much to love about the holiday time: from sharing gifts to decking the halls with Christmas decor. And, of course, there are the parties.
It certainly is the most wonderful time of the year.
With each individual having their own sartorial traditions, there’s not a foolproof answer to what to wear during this holiday season.
While some prefer to keep it on the formal side, especially for an office holiday party, others will embrace the festive outfits and bold colors associated with this time of year. There really is no right or wrong answer to the perfect look.
There is a lot to be said for an outfit that brings joy – and that can be worn again and again, year after year. There’s no formula for Christmas party dressing.
However, women tend to gravitate towards an obvious palette of red, green and metallics sprinkled with sparkly details like sequins, diamanté, and rich velvet fabrics.
This holiday look can take you from a Christmas Day outfit up until New Year’s.
Pass on the ugly sweater and scroll below for cute Christmas outfits to spread holiday cheer.
There is a way to dress for the season that’s equal parts festive and chic, no matter your plans.
The key is to take aspects of clothing you love and incorporate a festive spin—like silky fabrics or sequin dresses and dance-floor-ready heels—and put them together without thinking too hard about it.
Looking for an that has just enough festive vibe, but isn’t overly ambitious.
The classic holiday sweater doesn’t have to look frumpy. If you want to nail one this year, stick to a green sweater with with an A-line skirt and pumps to look merry yet sophisticated.
The flannel shirt peeking underneath the sweater is a chic, winter touch.
Are you looking for a festive look but not kitschy, and cool but still family-time appropriate. Get into the festive season with a sequin top.
Pair it with black trousers and boots to make sure you’re not too dressy for the occasion.
Perfect for Christmas dinner with the family or a low-key work Christmas party outfit.
Sparkle is a no-brainer when it comes to holiday dressing. Avoid over-the-top shine by choosing a muted metallic top with a sophisticated shape.
If you are looking for a casual vibe, wear the sequin top with skinny jeans and knee-high boots that will still portray a festive look.
Sequin skirts are the perfect compromise for minimalists who want to add a touch of sparkle to their party season wardrobe.
Not as bold as a party dress, it can be dressed up or down far more easily. This skirt has it all: glitz, glamour, and a flattering silhouette that will be the star of any party.
Wear to an office party with a button-down or to any holiday special occasion.
Try your hand at a high-shine sequined mini skirt.
Pair the disco ball-like skirt with a satin button-down top to ensure the skirt feels polished and mature, as opposed to juvenile.
The festive season wouldn’t be complete with holiday dresses. It’s the perfect opportunity to wear something fantastic and really show up.
The classic reds are an obvious choice for holiday outfits. Wearing red sequins is a great way to show flair and personality.
Nothing screams holiday spirit like throwing some red and green into your outfit.
To avoid looking tacky, pick one of the colors and add some sparkly accessories.
The search for the perfect Christmas party dress begins now. Come December, who can resist a flash of red, a touch of velvet or the sparkle of glitter?
There’s nothing chicer – in all senses of the word – than a simple black dress that can see you through the entire festive period.
Add lashings of sparkly accessories, and you’re set.
Don’t shy away from winter whites for the ultimate holiday look. The snow outside will practically be a matching accessory.
Stick to a clean, minimalist look with a white satin dress. It will look spectacular against the backdrop of a Christmas tree.