Top Urbanic Holiday Wear

Annual Christmas parties with plenty of relatives and friends can safely resume in most places after a year and a half of strange celebrations. While the news may sound cheery, putting together various Christmas outfits can quickly become stressful when there are so many parties to attend.

Holiday attire is advised to be cosier than the extravagant attire you choose for events, outings, and parties. Yes, but you should also pack some food for a fun night.

• SOMETHING METALLIC- Wearing a silver or gold dress will add sparkle to your holiday attire. You are free to choose the shape and style that you want to use. Choose the silhouette that makes you feel most like yourself, then add your own flair with accessories to make an impression on your next occasion. All of you ladies will be delighted to learn that sequins are a major trend even on holidays when it comes to fashion. A metallic sequin suit is a must-have if you're going on a city trip, exploring the islands and beaches, or going on a woodland vacation.

• STATEMENT PANTS - This year, pay special attention to the bottom half of your holiday attire if you prefer keeping things simple but still want to stand out. A white blouse or a chic, black turtleneck will look great with a pair of sequin flares or even leather leggings.

• CARDIGAN AND JEANS - An adorable button-up cardigan may add a festive touch to simple outfits like jeans and a tee. Choose a statement-making hue and match it with lighter bottoms to create contrast. Done with the cosy and cute Friendsgiving outfit! 

• OVERSIZED SWEATER DRESS -  An adorable button-up cardigan may add a festive touch to simple outfits like jeans and a tee. Choose a statement-making hue and match it with lighter bottoms to create contrast. Done with the cosy and cute Friendsgiving outfit! 

• PLAID PIECES - Plaid is the classic fall and winter print in addition to having a festive air. If you have a chequered dress stashed away in your wardrobe, try layering it over a turtleneck for a preppy look or pairing your favourite chunky sweater with a pair of striking plaid slacks.

• WIDE-LEG TROUSERS -  Wide-leg clothing is a myth. At first glance, they appear formal. They are a far more comfortable option for the wearer than, say, slim jeans. Not to mention that they have more room around the waist, which is a benefit when you're celebrating festivals that revolve around food.

• FASHION FORWARD - Focus on the tiny things and make the most of layering if you want to enhance and put together your regular looks. For instance, a vest is a stylish statement piece that can keep you warm and help to break up a monotone outfit. Your outfit will feel tougher with the addition of chunky boots and stacked necklaces.

• WEAR SOME SILK- High Quality - This amazing fabric's first quality that you'll notice is that it doesn't cling, doesn't wrinkle easily, and falls effortlessly into the shape of a dress. It will be difficult to find a garment that will emphasise a woman's body's attractiveness and curves like silk and appear as good in any setting.

• SLIP DRESSES - The slip dress can be any colour Pantone can imagine, long or short, embellished or plain. It frequently has a bias cut, which is a well-known figure-flattering shape. It is often associated with Kate Moss and Gwyneth Paltrow, two '90s fashion icons who are still seen wearing slip dresses. The slip seems to slither into the style discussion of whether minimalism or maximalism is the current attitude.

• MAXI DRESS - Dresses are the pinnacle of fashion and are a must-have for any season. You need to look elegant even when you're on vacation. Choose well-balanced, plain and well-printed clothing that can be worn in either the summer or the winter. Flat sandals look excellent with this. Wear something casual for the day or dress it up with spectacular jewellery for a night out for dinner.

• ANYTHING RED - Red is a traditional colour for the holidays, but Mickey Freeman has some suggestions for wearing it in a more modern way.

• "Choosing traditional options can really make all the difference in the world," the celebrity stylist tells InStyle. "For example, a red monotone knit top and pencil skirt, or a red dress with intriguing textures or elaborate decorations." A retro wine-red, velvet bodycon dress, a casual red plaid shirt dress that may be worn with or without a belt, and more trendy costume ideas for the holiday season are listed.

• TEXTURED LEATHER - The ultimate holiday wardrobe staple, according to Young, are the several fantastic leather pants available in imitation leather and patent leather that can be worn from day to night. Because they "can go to the office with an oversized sweater and loafer, and to a dinner date in a jacket and heels," she is particularly drawn to a pair of Commando Patent Leather pants.

• BLAZER DRESS - If you'll be going from the office to a Christmas party, blazer dresses are a terrific option. She says she would wear it with silver drop earrings, a statement ring, and suede over-the-knee boots before accessorising with a moto jacket and a suede bucket purse with silver hardware. "All items are fantastic winter mainstays for upcoming seasons!"

• LOUNGEWEAR - What could be more enjoyable than sipping wine while lounging in your pyjamas? Young queries. The response is null. The stylist has advice on which direction to lean when choosing your set. "Olivia Von Halle, Sleeper, and Morgan Lane are three of my favourite actors."

• Sequins - Tiffany Briseno, a celebrity stylist, tells us via email that sequins "nothing shouts celebratory like sequins." "Instead of wearing a party dress, try a matte sequin suit and a pair of platform sandals from the 1970s for a stylish and entertaining look. Try this in a neutral shade like camel or brown to elevate your outfit to a new level." 

• We have given a list of holiday wear ideas, just go through the mini-guide and you’ll get a gist so as to how you'll be planning your holidays being in style.