Sep

It’s The Holidays And It’s All About Making An Effort – Dressing For The Holidays: Top Tips

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Understated CocktailBy cocktail I mean smart enough for an evening event yet just not enough for an extremely formal event. It is important to look the part without looking as though you are trying too hard Whether a family occasion,, or this is the office party. Novelty is not the key to creating style, Before you get ahead of yourself get those Christmas jumpers adorned with baubles’ and pictures of Rudolph out of your head. KnitwearUnderstandably having to put comfort before fashion is never anyone style loving man’s choice but when it gets cold it the jumpers and cardigans become a must have. Of course, for a Christmas event however, the right knitwear can actually be the perfect choice, neither there is an unwritten code that when it comes to the holidays a little effort is a must. Whether not or you’re under the assumption that your Aunty Jane won’t mind if turn up in pyjamas,, or there is a fashion code on the invite.

No ‘CasualTying’ in with the point I made above, casual clothing is a no during the holiday season.

It’s the holidays and it’s all about making an effort, Admittedly the last thing you will want to do is rock the bow ties and dickeys everywhere you go but overly casual clothing won’t work.

Men’s clothing is so diverse so saying you only had jeans and a ‘t shirt’ is no excuse because the options available are endless. Getting ready for the holidays always seems like a hassle, particularly if you haven’t got the first clue about fashion but it doesn’t need to be that hard.