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WHAT TO WEAR FOR YOUR OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY?


There is no doubt that you'll be going to an office part over the festive season. Office parties are one of the few events where you do have access to all the higher-ups in a fun and casual way. Suddenly, you become a maze runner in your mind whether you should go super formal or super casual or somewhere in between?

Here are some tips and advice along with some inspiration to get you going on deciding what to wear at your office Christmas party.

Dress for the occasion
  • The key piece of fashion advice when dressing is that you should wear what the occasion dictates.
  • Stick to the dress code or a theme to the party, if there is any.
  • If the party is happening at a posh restaurant or a formal night out , you'll probably want to keep it classy and suit up.
  • If its an Informal function, then you can tone it down with SMART CASUALS.


Wear something different than what you wear at work

The Office Christmas Party is that one night where people make effort and go out. so, wearing something you would wear everyday just won't work.


                                                       EVERY DAY OUTFIT! 




MAKE IT COUNT!



Groom yourself

 A good grooming regime should already be adopted but if it's not, get this right for the party.
It should be the Christmas to the eyes of the person also. You don't wanna look shabby with uneven bread and wrinkled clothes.



Check list - Haircut
                 - Style your outfit the way you can pull it off.
                 - Shaving gives you a smarter look.
                 - Right fragrance before you head out.

What are party outfits?  

The Velvet Blazer!

A jacket you'll probably only wear once, or at the most a handful of times. But does it serve the occasion? A big yess!!



Velvet feels really nice, look smart and are definitely seasonal and great for Christmas time. A drawback could be that you'll only be wearing this once or twice, but it could create that look you're going for.

Suit it up!

 If you usually don't wear a suit to work, this is your chance to dress up. fix up and look sharp.



A classic black suit with white shirt and a tie is never going to go out of fashion and will forever look smart.

What other than black?

Dark blues and Grey's work well but if you are felling bit experimental very dark shades of burgundy, purple and wine can work well without looking too exuberant.

EXPERIMENT WITH COLORS!

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What other than Suits?

Dress down a Smart  with some color complimenting smart jeans or chinos, for a more edgy smart look.These tips and advice should be a good starting point for you to get your outfits sorted for your office Christmas parties. Remember to plan what you're going to be wearing before the day. Try on outfits and make sure everything looks good. To achieve the best of fit and designs always go with EVERYTHING BESPOKE!

MERRY CHRISTMAS IN ADVANCE!

Fashion Designer/ Stylist
Shivani Patil




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