JD wrote an article on holiday dressing for The Burlington Post, HER section. Check out five key items to buy for holiday parties…..
We’re in the thick of the holiday season and with every party or festive get-together, comes the most frequently asked question, “What should I wear?” Instead of wasting time staring into your closet and feeling helpless, here are five key items to help boost your look and get you into the holiday spirit.
Fur Collar
Adding a fur or faux fur collar to a coat or dress is a great way to look and feel like a classic Hollywood beauty. Fur collars are everywhere this season in vintage and mainstream stores and shouldn’t cost you more than $50. A two-tone brown, black or white collar will go with practically anything. Bonus – it will keep you warm while looking chic.
Leopard Shoes
Leopard shoes are all the rage and the ultimate standout piece to your party look. The slip-on flat leopard shoe from Aldo is a great choice, or the heeled leopard ankle boot from Top Shop. Pair your leopard shoes with black skinny pants that are tight around the ankle to show off your fun feet.
Velvet Shorts
A pair of velvet shorts in a red wine or dark green colour will give off a trendy luxurious look. Treat them the same way you would a skirt – pair velvet shorts with tights, a feminine blouse, a blazer and heels. It’s a great way to mix things up from the ordinary.
Sequin Top
Anything sequin is a foolproof way to feel instant glam and get into party mode. A chic black or colourful sequin tank or sleeved top will add a pretty shine to your look. Let the sequin top be your standout piece and pair it will tight jeans, black pants or a dark coloured circle skirt.
Long Tight Skirt
Long and mid-length skirts have made a significant return and are perfect for a night out on the town. Wear a long tight skirt with a free flowing top or blouse and a pair heels. Don’t forget to wear this trend with confidence and it will look amazing.
Tip: don’t wear these items all at once; it won’t work! All items mentioned are standout pieces that work on their own. Treat each one as an anchor piece and build your wardrobe around them. JD
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