Holiday Outfits Part 3 of 3: Friends & Family
It is not always easy to get motivated to work your style, especially when amongst close friends and family. These are the people who know you better than yourself so why bother? When you are feeling especially unmotivated, remember that when you look great, you will feel great. Without further ado, here is the final installment of holiday outfits 2010. Character vs. Style You could play into the expected role this year – the mid-life-crisis Mom, the Cougar, the Scrapbooking Grandma,...
Read MoreHoliday Outfits Part 2 of 3: Work Day to Work Party
There’s Smart Casual and now we declare Smart Holiday – the outfit that can transition from work to party as is or with a simple change. If your work party is a casual affair, remember that professionalism rules. AVOID FORGETTABLE AND TOO MEMORABLE If you want to stand out, the standard fare won’t do, nor will going overboard at work to look more festive for the party. Consider the following: Boring. So you forgot about the party when you were getting dressed. Make time...
Read MoreHoliday Outfits Part 1 of 3: Semi-Formal
There are numerous ways to make a memorable entrance at a semi-formal holiday party. This could include a work-related event at an elegant venue like a library, art museum or sit-down dinner or attending a fundraiser gala or ball. AVOID “TOO MUCH” Instead of solely relying on a dashing date, which we’re certainly not opposed to, try avoiding these common mistakes. Too sexy. In general, a little sexy is great but too much skin in tight fabric is too much. If you are still...
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