When faced with your holiday gift list, entertaining, and charitable giving, the last thing you want to do is spend more money on an outfit(s) you may only wear once or twice a year. In the spirit of focusing on what’s truly important this holiday season, below are several ideas on how to dress-up one killer piece and pair it with items in your closet that you already own!
Office Party: You still want to look polished and professional with just a little more party pizazz! Add a fitted blazer (bonus points for holiday-perfect velvet) over a voluminous striped maxi skirt. Amp up the wattage with a sparkling necklace and peep-toe booties give your festive attire a little edge.
{outfit details}
skirt: Maison Scotch worn throughout
blazer: Theory (similar)
blouse: Free People
booties: Joie (similar)
necklace: Anthropologie
purse: Milly
bracelet: Gorjana
watch: Cluse
Cocktails: A chiffon skirt can easily be dressed up for cocktail hour with a sparkling belt and holiday-perfect, red pumps. Adding a classic button-down blouse neatly tucked-in makes this tuxedo-like vibe an unexpected yet totally chic combo.
{outfit details}
blouse: J.Crew
belt: Anthropologie (cool also)
purse: Marc Jacobs for Target
heels: Jessica Simpson (similar, love these!)
earrings: Lucia K. Jewelry Tags
bracelet: Gorjana
watch: Cluse
Brunch: Festive yet comfy? Double check. Layer a fitted sweater over the maxi skirt (did I mention elastic waist-band?) and add patent oxfords for a preppy, yet girlie combo perfect for brunching with your buddies.
{outfit details}
sweater: Michael Stars
oxfords: Louise et Cie
clutch: Clare V.
earrings: Bauble Bar (similar, love these!)
lips: LOC (Glam Life) worn throughout
What’s your go-to piece? What are you wearing a hundred different ways? Please leave a comment.
As always, thanks for reading! Whoa…and Happy Holidays! Stay tuned for more festive content to come. ~Jenn
Karin thompson
You always make everything Look so chic!! I need you to be my personal shopper!!
Jennifer Lovin
Thanks for the lovely compliment, Karin! If only we lived closer to one another…hope you are well!