Christmas Fashion

Everyone's favorite season of the year is just around the corner. I'm sure you're all buzzing about the up coming company parties, family reunions and get-together with friends. I, myself, am expecting four company Christmas parties, family reunions, and at least two get-together even with friends. Aside that I'm worrying about what gifts to give and what food to bring, my number 1 concern is what to wear!




Christmas parties, reunions and get-together's are perfect times to show the best of yourself. You don't want your workmates to pity you for being so stressed with work. And most importantly, you don't want to be the comedic topic on the comment section of the reunion/get-together photo posted on your cousin or friend's Facebook account.


So here are some fashion tips I can share:




1. Decorate your house, not yourself.
          Those Christmas-printed or embroidered clothes are only good for children. I think adults wearing those looks like they haven't gotten over their childhood.
          You are not Sta. Clause! You don't have to wear everything red. A touch of red is good enough. Remember that Christmas is a colorful season.    
          Accessorize normally. You don't need Christmas balls hanging around your body.

   






2. Make space.
          Food during holidays are extra delicious and it's hard to avoid trying everything on the buffet table. just make sure you're not wearing something too tight. You don't want your shirt or pants or skirt or dress to rip apart during an event.












3. Not too to not enjoy.
         Games are common during company parties and the prizes are usually something you might want to get. It's time to pump up your competitive side and grab the pride for your department. But too high heels might prevent you from doing so. Make sure you're wearing the right shoes which will not hold you back from participating on such activities.












4. Colorful Christmas lights, not on your face!
          Bright colors are for Christmas trees, not on your face! Avoid too much color on your face. Don't limit yourself to red eye shadow; it's not a crime to use other colors during Christmas. Keep your make up simple yet pretty.










The priority is to look beautiful, but never put aside comfort and practicality. Your smile and confidence is the best accessory you can wear.




Here are some of the pieces that you can wear during the Christmas season: (from Cosmopolitan Philippines Magazine)