Dressing for the Festive Season:The Do's and Don'ts of Festive Fashion

Dressing for the Festive Season: The Do's and Don'ts of Festive Fashion

The festive season is upon us, bringing with it a whirlwind of celebrations, gatherings, and joyous moments. It's the time when you can let your fashion choices shine as brightly as the holiday lights. Whether you're attending a family dinner, a work party, or a New Year's bash, dressing for the festive season is an art. To help you navigate the world of festive fashion, we've put together a list of do's and don'ts to ensure you look and feel your best during this wonderful time of year.

The Do's of Festive Fashion:

Dress According to the Occasion: Consider the nature of the event when choosing your outfit. Formal events call for elegant dresses, while a casual gathering might allow for a more relaxed, yet stylish look. For formal get togethers think Joseph Ribkoff! Something like the Joseph Ribkoff Black Fishtail Dress With Off Shoulder Ruffle Detail 

How utterly flawless! This dress exudes class and elegance and would be perfect for a black tie event or formal wedding! When considering what to wear that is a little more casual but still stylish why not think about the Marina V Knits. They are the perfect combination of classy and casual 

 

Embrace Festive Colours: The holiday season is the perfect time to wear rich, vibrant colours such as red, green, gol, deep blues and purples. These hues add a touch of magic to your outfit. Purple is a massive colour this season. The Yew tops have given us the most amazing tops and jackets that are sure to really stand out this giving season! 

 Our gorgeous window displays are really reflecting the fabulous festive colours! 

Experiment with Accessories: Don't shy away from statement jewellery, sparkly accessories, and head-turning shoes. These elements can transform a simple outfit into something extraordinary. The gorgeous Tutti & Co Jewellery is sure to make a statement this christmas season. The Tutti & Co Destiny Necklace screams Christmas cheer! This necklace with its gorgeous layering and stunning stars really screams starry Christmas Night and we are just in love! Something like this really helps tie your outfit together.

Layer with Style: Layering can keep you warm and stylish during chilly weather. Try combining a stylish jacket, shawl, or a cozy sweater with your outfit to add depth and texture. A shawl is the perfect way to wrap up while remaining stylish. Check out the perfect Christmas shawl from Joseph Ribkoff Right here! Imagine this at the Christmas Markets with a Mulled Wine in hand! *Do not spill the mulled wine on this gorgeous Cream Wrap!*  

Consider a gorgeous blazer for on top of your sequin top to add a touch of sophistication to your Christmas wardrobe!    

Opt for Comfort: Festive fashion should be fun, but it should also be comfortable. Choose outfits that allow you to move, dance, and enjoy the festivities without feeling restricted. Comfort truly is key to ensure you have a good festive season! With all the delicious foods available over the Christmas period you want to be able to enjoy them without feeling restricted 

Personalise Your Style: Use festive fashion as an opportunity to express your personal style. Whether you prefer a classic look or something more avant-garde, let your outfit reflect your unique personality.

The Don'ts of Festive fashion!

Overdoing It: While accessories are a great way to elevate your look, be mindful not to overdo it. Sometimes, less is more. Choose one statement piece and let it shine. So if you have a Santa hat AND a Rudolph nose... Maybe only wear one! 

Ignoring the Weather: Be mindful of the weather conditions when selecting your outfit. Don't let your desire for fashion overshadow your need to stay warm and comfortable. Wear a coat! It is so important to keep warm this Christmas season to avoid getting sick! If you are out and about this Christmas maybe opt for a scarf to keep your self covered up and cosy, keeping the winter chill out! 

Wearing Uncomfortable Shoes: High heels may look stunning, but if you're going to be on your feet all night, consider comfortable footwear that won't leave you in pain. Why not opt for a glamorous pair of boots this season. They are Comfy and stylish! The Nero Giardini Boots are a fabulous addition to any winter wardrobe! They are comfortable, stylish and chic! 

Neglecting Fabric Care: Check the care labels of your festive attire. Some fabrics require special care, and it's best to be prepared to keep your outfit in excellent condition. Sequin dresses and tops may require hand washing as this matereal is a little more delicate than some others! 

Being Afraid to Mix Styles: The festive season is a time to mix and match styles. Don't be afraid to pair casual and formal pieces for a unique and trendy look. A gorgeous formal sequin top and a simple casual pair of jeans pair beautifully together! 

Forgetting About Fit: Ensure that your festive outfit fits you well. Ill-fitting clothing can be uncomfortable and affect your confidence. Consider tailoring if necessary. In our videos you can see how each item fits we tell you if they are small or large fitting! Make sure to keep an eye out for all the videos coming your way this Christmas! 

Dressing for the festive season is an exciting opportunity to showcase your style and spread joy. By following these do's and don'ts of festive fashion, you can make a memorable and fashionable entrance at every holiday event. Remember that the most important thing is to feel confident and comfortable in your chosen attire. So, embrace the holiday spirit, let your inner fashionista shine, and create lasting memories in style during this special time of year.

* We have some very Exciting things coming your way this Christmas so makes sure to tune into our Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date with all our Festive Fun! * 

Cheers to a festive season filled with fashion and fun! 

Love From Team Style X 


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  • Joanne Houston

    What have u in size 22/24 trouser blouses ect


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