Dressing Up For 'Xmas Eve

Either it's for a cozy, informal family gathering or for a fancy, formal, rendezvous at the workplace, 'Xmas eve requires a special presentation and vibe. And maybe this year it's about time to think a bit outside the box and to step away from the comfort zone of the all times saviour Little Black Dress and to risk something else.Wherever you spend your 'Xmas eve I just wish you a wonderful time! Merry Christmas!!!


At Home:

• dress casual and comfy, but add an unexpected element to your garment - sequins, glitter, bold accessories, gold...;
• even in your pyjamas,wear something more exquisite, like velvet and add a jewel to create some moderate drama;
• jeans are totally accepted, but they will look better when dressed up with a more festive top;
•  for an elegant holiday celebration,wear silver, gold or burgundy, for these colours are a perfect complement to the crisp weather outside;
• build an unstructured hairdo that makes you feel both at ease and polished;
•  have a little fun by pairing a sexy, unexpected material with more traditional family jewels, stripes, beautiful collars
• wear feminine and festive dos: a side braid, a front braid, some beachy waves, a chignon for an elegant look.

In the workplace:

• be sensuous but don't be overtly sexy - after all it's the place where you work, not where you hunt;
• when highliting one asset, the other has to be covered up;
• don't wear towering heels nor walk home barefoot - add some glitter to comfort shoes and keep poise;
• wear a more demure and sophisticated black dress with interesting details [lace, leather, black sequins];
• consider the spotlight stolen when you slip on a sequin sparkler;
• update an old dress with statement accessories;
• wear a sophisticated make up that doesn't make you look like a mascarade.