It’s the season to be jolly and decked out; however, there are certain Christmas fashion faux pas that can put a damper on one’s holiday attire. This article lists the four Christmas fashion blunders and how to prevent them.
- Overly Holiday-Themed Attire:
Sporting all red and green. You’re not a Christmas ornament. Dress down in neutral tones black, white, taupe. A red sweater and black pants are acceptable. A green scarf with a white collared shirt is acceptable as well.
- Seasonally Unconscious Clothing:
If it’s snowstorm outside in a winter wonderland, you’re never going to be comfortable in your tank dress or summer top. Where you can always go purposefully or by accident is up. Fashion-wise, that is. You can always cover up your undergarments with the approved outer garments like jackets, cardigans, and pashminas. Or you can get cut specifically for the season in question, whether it’s a dress in winterized fabric or winter casual tees with seasonal motifs. You will be comfortable and still look presentable.
- Wearing Uncomfortable Shoes:
Is there any well way to spoil a party than with uncomfortable shoes? Sure, you might love those erotic scalpels, but if they’re abolishing your feet, you’re not going to enjoy yourself at the wedding you are going to be in so much pain. Choose a stylish yet comfortable block heel, a cute flat or even dressy ankle boots. You’ll be able to walk, dance, and stand without a problem.
- Jewelry overload:
It’s great to have choices, but there’s no need to wear everything at once. More often than not, the outfit gets lost in translation when there’s too much bling. If your goal is to piece it all together, a chunky necklace and giant hoops, bangles on every wrist, and a bedazzled clutch will take away from the focus of the desired outfit.
Conclusion:
Therefore, this December, while giving gifts and creating holiday cheer, and celebrating this Christmas and ensuring you don’t succumb to these Christmas clothing faux pas remember that if you avoid these blunders, you’re halfway there to feeling great and looking great from head to toe. After all, nothing will ever beat the smile on your face as the ultimate accessory. Merry Christmas, and have a wonderful December celebrate with your loved ones in all the right ways!
