Holiday Dressing

Stressing about what to wear on New Year's Eve? Wondering how to dress up for a Holiday party without losing your sense of style? We’ve got a whole sleigh-full of ideas.

• Sparkle like the star you are in sequin pieces that make a twinkling statement. Throw on a black blazer over a sequin or mesh top, and you're set to stun from office to holiday office party. Sequins, diamonds, and other sparkling details are made for this time of year, so let it shine.
• Add some sass with a faux leather skirt, perfect when paired with a tucked-in blouse or a cropped sweater top—the ultimate mix of classy and subtly badass. For a faux leather New Year’s Eve outfit, try our Faux Leather Midi Skirt plus a bustier top, a sequin top, or a knit sweater.
• Velvet is soft, luxurious, and perfect for winter formal occasions. Whether it’s a velvet tank or a velvet dress, go glam and enjoy your night.
• If you’re going for holiday elegance, our dresses are ready to make you shine—whether maxi, midi, or slip dresses. Add some gold jewelry pieces, and you're literally golden.

When it's time to choose footwear, make every step count. Strut into the new year with our slouchy boots that add sexy attitude to any ensemble (and some added warmth if you need it). If you want height without skimping on style, our wedges have you covered. Feeling more daring? Slip into heels that will have you owning the room.

When it comes to holiday parties, black is anything but basic. It's the perfect palette for mixing and matching different textured pieces, allowing you to create a holiday or New Year's Eve look that's uniquely your vibe.

If you’re worried about channeling a little too much Moira Rose, integrate colors in your outfit via your choice of shoes (bright red pumps don’t get enough showtime) or in your blazer or jacket layer.

Or wear something black that has sparkling details. Adding bling to your all-black holiday party outfit is an easy way to take your outfit up a notch on the festive scale.

It depends on your industry and your office vibe. If it’s common to wear jeans to the workplace on a normal basis, then yes, you should be fine wearing jeans to the holiday party, too.

But if you’re usually expected to wear suits, dresses, heels, and more formal attire in your office, you may be the odd one out if you show up in jeans. Unless the attire has been communicated on the invitation as “business casual,” “festive attire,” “or “casual,” you may want to lean more toward professional officewear.