Trump up: Eye-catchers for the festive season
3.12.2017
Translation: machine translated
A look that literally calls for a party is exactly what we want for December. Here are our favourites such as sequin tops and gold shoes to dress up for Christmas and New Year's Eve.
Some of us don't need a reason to shine in sequins throughout the year. It's time for everyone else to take the plunge - see musician and photographer Frank Ocean on the latest cover of "032c" magazine. For a festive mood, you can now flaunt glitter without a second thought. The jewellery looks best in combination with knitwear or in a complete look and also rocks on your Instagram as singer Solange proves.
At Advent time, everything that glitters is gold - and therefore absolutely essential for a Christmas party. The big advantage of wearing gold from head to toe is that you have a replacement for jewellery - which you might even get as a gift on Christmas Eve. If you want to look like a Christmas angel, wear this look with white accessories. Otherwise, go for timeless classics in black.
Black looks instantly Christmassy with gold accessories and red And you usually already have a little black dress in your wardrobe because you can wear it at any time of year. With the right styling and make-up, it's difficult not to look chic in it.
At Christmas time we see red - but in a positive sense. You can achieve maximum effect by wearing them tone on tone. Together with red lipstick and jewellery, you can celebrate the monochrome look just as much as the season and create a crackling atmosphere, not just in front of the fireplace.
Velvet is making a big appearance: Since the beginning of autumn, the fabric has been increasingly found in the fashion and furniture sector because it radiates warmth. It shimmers multifacetedly next to every string of lights and exudes glamour.
Simply brilliant: If you haven't owned one before, it's worth opting for a dress or blouse with lace now. This way, you can show a little skin without having to freeze.
Ruches bring a pompous swing to your style because they move with your hips. Especially with Christmas songs like Last Christmas.
Pia Seidel
Senior Editor
Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.chLike a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
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