EGO girls step up their style game every day of the year – and yes, that includes Christmas Day. Christmas Day is never one outfit. It's the lie-in, the lunch, the second lunch, and, if you're lucky, a drink somewhere with insane lighting. Our women’s outfits for Xmas Day cover it all, from knitted co-ords made for present-opening to slinky dresses for after dark.
Christmas Day Outfits
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Christmas Day Outfits For Every Part Of The Day
Morning first. Present-opening calls for cosy loungerwear, with fluffy slippers doing the rest. It's comfy yet put together. Lunch is where it gets serious: a burgundy dress (to match the occasion of course), or go tailored trousers with a cute top and knee-high boots. Then the evening plan. Sequin dresses and party co-ords don't do subtle; a sleek jumpsuit or matching blazer set does power, and a faux fur jacket handles the frosty walk between houses or bars and looks good doing it.
Women's Outfits For Xmas Day: The Styling Bit
Layers are the plan. Warm house, cold walk, warm pub: build the outfit to survive all three. Dresses take cute tights or a teddy coat thrown over the top, trousers look iconic paired with a cardigan, and thigh-high boots keep pins covered in the best way. When it comes to colour, deep reds, bottle greens, black, and champagne tones all read Christmas without a novelty jumper in sight, then add heels and a clutch if the day turns into a night. Pick what you'll still feel good in at 9pm.
FAQs
What to wear on Christmas Day?
As a quick fashion formula, anything velvet, sequin is the stylish bet, tailored trousers and a cute top or jumper are the smart choice, and a knitted co-ord is the one you'll be grateful for at 4pm post-Christmas dinner. Add knee high boots and a layer you can peel off, because someone is always guaranteed to put the heating on full blast.
What colours should you wear on Christmas Day?
Red is the obvious answer, and it's obvious because it works. Go deep burgundy over postbox if you want a more subtle shade. Bottle green is underrated, black is always on the guest list, and champagne or gold adds sparkle without trying too hard. Not feeling festive shades? All-white is a power move, as long as you keep it away from the gravy. Wear one colour head to toe or keep it neutral and add a red lip for ultra festive glam.
What to wear for a Christmas night out?
Sparkle, but make it deliberate. This isn’t fancy dress. A sequin party dress, a shimmering co-ord, or a sleek jumpsuit, then heels, a clutch and a faux fur jacket for the walk between venues.