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The holiday season is the time of celebration, and your outfit will do most of the talking about how you feel about yourself and how others see you.
Easy as it may be to get swept up in the tide of trends and pressure to look perfect, it’s worth noting that the most important thing to avoid making a styling mistake will make all the difference.
Here are seven-holiday styling mistakes you should be careful of this Christmas.
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1. Overlooking Comfort for Style
Outfits that let you breathe and move quickly should be what you settle for. Anything too tight may become uncomfortable, destroying some confidence to carry the evening nicely.
Go for fabrics such as velvet, satin, and soft knits, which look stylish but comfortable. Remember, all the difference is in the fit.
Avoid tight dresses or stilettos that might feel painful after a few hours. Focus on pieces that let you feel at ease and enjoy the festivities with no discomfort.
2. Ignoring the Weather
Stay aware of unpredictable weather. Ensure your outfit is seasonable; if you attend an outdoor event, layer up with a chic coat or jacket. Wool, faux fur, or even a classic trench coat can keep you warm and stylish.
For warmth and fashion, match up with scarves, gloves, or a hat for added comfort with style. Matching is suitable for an outfit and for cosiness for outside events.
3. Selecting Trends over Timelessness
While it is easy to follow the latest fashion trends, remember that some styles may not look suitable or appropriate for your body type. Stick to classic silhouettes and colours that suit your style.
Choose pieces you know you will feel comfortable and confident in. Avoid trendy pieces that could soon become old. Select those you can layer with your wardrobe, and ensure you get value from your holiday outfit.
For instance, a red dress has numerous ways to be styled, and its timelessness never fails with the season.
4. Over-accessorizing
Accessories can add a lot to your outfit, but too much will make you look cluttered and detract from your overall look. So try to have a few statement pieces: a bold necklace, earrings, or a chic belt.
Consider the occasion and outfit when choosing accessories. One is best for formal events, but other accessories should be minimal.
On casual gatherings, layering can be used with delicate pieces for elegance without overwhelming the look.
5. Failure to Pay Attention to Fit
Clill-fitting clothes can make you look much more significant than you are and could make the entire evening uncomfortable. It’s worth having clothes that fit you well, whether fitted dresses or well-fitted trousers.
An ill-fitting garment might take away from your appearance, and that’s what festive spirit is all about.
Visit a tailor to have garments that fit your needs. Whether to take in the waist of your dress or have your pants hemmed, being well-fitting will make the outfit look finer and not just thrown on.
6. Not Knowing the Dress Code
Many holiday parties have a dress code associated with them, and not adhering to it can make you stand out for all the wrong reasons.
Whether it is cocktail attire, black tie, or casual festive, knowing the dress code ensures you are appropriately dressed and ready to celebrate.
If unsure, it’s always better to be slightly overdressed than underdressed. Err on the side of formality and adjust your outfit for comfort rather than risk looking out of place.
7. Neglecting Seasonal Colors and Patterns
Be bold and celebrate the festive colours and patterns. Rich reds, deep greens, and metallic are ideal colours for Christmas.
Avoid hectic patterns or loud prints, as they can create a conflicting impression against the overall festive theme.
Go for traditional patterns such as plaid, florals, and subtle metallic. These don’t overpower your outfit, yet bring the holiday spirit.
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