Stand out in party dresses bold in color and personality.
Ready. Set. Party!
But first, make sure you’re fabulously attired. Here’s what you need to make a grand entrance this holiday season:
Embrace the new maximalism with a shimmery-sequined, winter floral or bold, jewel-toned gown in a luxe fabric like velvet or chiffon.
For classic elegance, opt for a single statement-making piece, such as a beaded tuxedo jacket or pleated skirt.
The season’s sexiest looks include slinky slip dresses and shoulder-bearing tops. Meanwhile, the “little red dress” gets a refresh in off-the-shoulder cuts, trendy-fluted sleeves and rich velvets.
And don’t be afraid to be matchy-matchy. Go rogue and add red accessories and a bright crimson lip to that red floor-length frock. Metallic accessories finish the look!
Get some holiday party makeup tips from Ariel Lewis:
All photos by Vince Lupo.
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