Holiday Outfitting Done Fashionably Festive
SHIRT (COMPARABLE) | RING | BRACELET | CLUTCH | JEANS | SHOES
BRACELET | CLUTCH | JEANS | SHOES
RING | BRACELET | CLUTCH | JEANS | SHOES
SHIRT (COMPARABLE) | RING | BRACELET | CLUTCH | JEANS | SHOES
When it comes to the holidays we are all great at dressing the turkey for dinner or our trees with lights and garland. Somewhere we often don’t have the best of luck though, is with our holiday outfitting! If you are anything like me, you want to look put together for all those random photos your parents are sure to take and attempt to post on Facebook… But at the same time that means fighting the urge to throw on your grunge sweats after a long week of preparing food and gifts and table settings and so on and so fourth.
So this year, I’m letting you all in on a little secret of mine – the art of holiday outfitting!
The trick I have learned is that having the correct outfit for working hard in the kitchen (or pretending to nap on the couch) is in the shoes. I suggest going for a flat or wedge for extra support. Use this day as a time to go all out with the denim. I decked my holiday dress with a pair of funky frayed legged skinnies. They are super comfortable and still give off a done-up look. Lastly, and what I think elevates most looks, is going for a top that pops. This jewel toned top is a nice light fabric perfect for running around but also looks great when you are needing that extra touch!
Working with minimal jewelry is also a good way to keep your look simple yet sweet. I usually stick to gold, like my ring and bracelet, around the holidays as it always feels just a touch more festive to me for some reason.
Wishing you all a happy holiday full of love and family!
Stylishly yours,
Jen Young
