It’s hard to believe it – especially if you live in New England in the United States – but Christmas is this week. But because of the warmer-than-usual temperatures, you may have some trouble decided what to wear on Christmas Eve. Since we’re just a few days away, though, the forecast is accurate enough that you can finalize your outfits. Maybe you’re going to church or a Christmas party or out to dinner, or maybe you just want to wear a nice outfit because it’s a great excuse to. Regardless of how formal your plans are, I have ideas for you on what to wear on Christmas or Christmas Eve.
What To Wear on Christmas – Dresses
J.Crew Mae Dress | Madewell Midnight Dress | Ellen Tracy Pleat Ponte Fit & Flare Dress
What To Wear on Christmas – Skirts and Tops
Plaid Miniskirt (Similar) | Topshop Slouchy Sweater (Similar) | Topshop Herringbone A-Line Skirt | Topshop Double V-Neck Ribbed Sweater (Similar) | Chichwish Honeycomb Mesh A-Line Skirt | J.Crew Pocket T-shirt
What To Wear on Christmas – Pants and Tops
Banana Republic Soft Wash Buffalo Check Flannel | J.Crew Pixie Pant (if you’ve been following me for any length of time, you know that I looooove these) | Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren Relaxed Geometric Sweater | J.Crew Skinny Stretch Cargo | J.Crew Featherweight Cashmere Long-Sleeve T-Shirt | Madewell Skinny Fatigue Pants
What are you wearing this Christmas?
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I love the neckline on that first dress!
Me too!