Party Co-ords

Night Out Co Ords, Sorted

First up, skirt co-ords. A black satin mini skirt and corset top is the party co-ord that never needs a second opinion, and velvet does the same job just with a dash more drama. Prefer trousers? Trouser co-ords in wide-leg or straight-leg tailoring bring the power without the restriction. Then there's the sheer edit: sheer co-ords in lace or mesh, worn over a bralette, are built for photo moments. Our sequin co-ords don't do subtle either. Whatever the night-out co-ords brief, there's a matching set that gets it done.

Styling Party Co-ords: The Shoes Do The Rest

The set is sorted, so now it's the details. Club night? It’s got to be a pair of platform boots or sky-high party heels. Drinks first? Heeled mules are the only option. Dinner on the cards? Think strappy heels with a satin or tailored set. Add a clutch bag, hoop earrings, and then a faux leather jacket or structured blazer for the walk between venues. Hair slicked back or in bouncy waves, red lip, done. The best party co-ord sets need very little help.

FAQs

How to style a party co-ord set?

Keep the set as the main event and let everything else play support: shoes, accessories, makeup, and hair. The fit and fabric do the heavy lifting here, so choose satin, velvet, or sequins for maximum effect.

How to wear co-ord sets?

Together first, because the full matching look is the whole point. Then split them: the top with your best jeans, the skirt with a fitted bodysuit. Trainers turn a party co-ord into a daytime look; heels turn it back. One set, at least three outfits.

Are co-ord sets good for a night out?

Duh, of course. A party co ord set is the easiest way to look planned: the top and bottoms already match, so there's no 9pm "does this go?" spiral. Satin, sequin, and mesh sets are made for dancefloors, and the right night-out co ords (aka any from EGO) will move with you until the last song.