How to Wear Clothes for Party: 5 Fashion Looks

The Christmas holidays are over, but dressy clothes are still there. Let’s find out, how to use clothes, bought for a party, in everyday life.

Shiny skirts, pants of metallic fabrics, fuchsia dresses – all these clothes were inherited from past holidays. This problem appears in any wardrobe, but the trend for conscious consumption dictates new rules: this season, it is recommended to implement rhinestones, glitter and sequins into our everyday looks.

Plain turtlenecks, shirts and t-shirts will balance glittering and shimmering outfits, while cozy sweaters and long cardigans will hide even the shortest skirt. Flat shoes will perfectly match the look.

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Skirt with sequins

Clothes of metallized fabrics are gradually included in the basic wardrobe, and even a skirt with sequins can be used in everyday life. If it’s a party, the skirt can be combined with tops and blouses, but in everyday life, in order to reduce the degree of "elegance", wear it with a sweater (to keep warm) or a light jumper. The combination of a Golden skirt with clothes of warm colors is a great way to diversify the look in windy weather. The set is ideal for low heel ankle boots, and in order to give the look femininity and charm, complement it with elegant accessories.

1 – earings Yurashkevich Jewellery, 2 – ankle boots Chloé, 3 – sweater Khaite, 4 – bag Max&Co, 5 – skirt with sequins Michael Michael Kors

Fuchsia Dress

Anna Wintour once said, that the only thing she doesn’t accept is a total black look. Apparently, that’s why designers try to do their best to add bright looks to their collection. Fuchsia dress is a real must-have in 2020. It’s a good option for holidays, but such a dress may be successfully evolved in everyday looks, too: for example, in combination with a basic white t-shirt, solid pair of sneakers and a denim jacket, festive attire will look more casual. It seems that such an alternative is not worse than a romantic look. And those who still want to add some tenderness and fun to the outfit, feel free to add a variety of accessories.   

1 – clutch Michael Kors, 2 –pendant Yurashkevich Jewellery, 3 – dress P. a.r.o.s. 4 – sneakers Casadei, 5 - t-shirt Dolce & Gabbana, 6 – denim jacket Guess

Golden pants

In the spring-summer 2020 season, designers encourage everyone to shine not only at parties. It turned out that golden pants fit perfectly into the everyday wardrobe: a strict white shirt and sneakers will turn the evening look into more strict one. But in order not to part with the festive mood and add bright accessories – they are ready to accompany almost any clothes. Gold for office is a little life hack for those who are free from the strict dress code.

1 – shirt Saint Laurent, 2 – sneakers Doucals, 3 – trousers Patrizia Pepe, 4 – bag Furla, 5- bracelet Swarovski, 6 –pendant Roberto Bravo

Dress with silver sequins

Combined with a basic black turtleneck, this dress can be worn to the office (of course, in the absence of a strict dress code) or to a business meeting. And in order not to be tempted to get out from work to a noisy party, pay attention to flat shoes and a roomy bag. The combination of basic turtleneck and silver dresses isn't a forced measure, but a stylish casual look. The final touch will be elegant hoop earrings.

1 – bag Saint Laurent, 2 – earrings Carolina Bucci, 3 – turtleneck Aspesi, 4 –boots Stuart Weitzman, 5- dress Jay Godfrey

Festive blazer

In life, it is important to be able to give a second chance – even if it is a festive blazer. It seems, that it’s high time to gather courage: after all, a modern Cinderella would definitely prefer to go to the ball not in a dress with a crinoline, but in a Golden blazer. This piece of wardrobe is relevant for any party, but in everyday life it is not difficult to find application. If you combine it with black jeans, flat-soled ankle boots and matching accessories, the outfit will look casual and chic.

1 - spectacles Gentle Monster, 2 –top Cami NYC, 3 – blazer Cinq a Sept, 4 – ankle boots Stuart Weitzman, 5 – pants Emporio Armani