Party dresses are the only reason to say yes to all party plans. Sequins, satin, lace, velvet, cut-outs, you name it: every EGO party night dress is built for the dancefloor, and the photo dump the morning after. Dinner first, club after, or straight to the afterparty. Wear the dress, the plan will sort itself out.
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Sequins, Satin And Zero Regrets
Start with the plan. Club night? A sequin mini dress or a cut-out mini is the whole personality. Dinner first? A satin midi dress or a bodycon dress in classic black is a timeless choice, taking you from cocktails to the dancefloor without a change. Black tie, wedding or a night that needs a bit of drama? Bring in a floor-sweeping maxi dress in a slinky material, velvet or satin, and let her do the talking. Not feeling a dress? A jumpsuit or playsuit does glam just as well and actively encourages a boogie.
How To Style A Party Night Dress
The dress is obviously the main character, but you still need to keep the supporting accessories sharp. Heels come first, then a bag: a small shoulder bag or a clutch hold the essentials and look good doing it. Add oversized hoops or a layered necklace, and skip anything that competes with the sparkle. Cold night? A faux fur jacket adds glam and takes the goosebumps out of the queue.
FAQs
Are sequins just for Christmas?
Not even close. Sequins are a year-round move: birthdays, hen dos, New Year's Eve, a random Thursday that got out of hand. Christmas just gives them the most airtime. Wear a sequin dress with heels for the full effect, or dial it down with a denim jacket and boots.
What colour party dress is best?
Black, always. A black party dress works with every shoe, bag, and mood you own. Want more of a moment? Red, silver, and metallics catch the light in all the right ways, and a jewel tone always looks expensive.
What shoes go with a party dress?
Heels, mostly. A strappy heel or sharp court shoes keeps things looking insane with a mini or midi, and block heels win if you plan on dancing until the lights come on. Knee-high boots are another sultry option with a mini, especially in the colder seasons. And if there's a taxi home? Go as high as you like!