If you are looking for something truly special for your New Year’s Celebration this year, you may want to put away your LBD, hide the Christmas sweater, and throw away your sweatpants.
As we are about to enter a new year, you should absolutely look your best. Here are some of our top choices for a New Year’s Dress:
Something Vintage Looking
If you are looking to welcome in the new year in a vintage way, consider going for a dress with a 1920s vibe – that is a sure way to make any year in the 2020s special. There is just something so amazing about a vintage style dress that you just cannot get anywhere else.
With vintage dresses, it is important that you get the other details of your outfit right – they can make or break it. So, make sure you plan ahead and get some truly fantastic pieces.
Something Classy
You may want to wear a flowy wrap dress that will stay classy, no matter how much champagne you drink. Even better, a wrap dress will hide some of the cookies you ate over the Christmas holiday – don’t worry, we’ve all been there.
Make sure that your dress isn’t too summery or you will look a bit out of place.
Something With Some Shimmer
If you aren’t going to wear a glittery dress to a New Year’s celebration, when else are you going to wear one? Whether you want a little bit of shimmer or you want to shine brighter than the ball in Time’s Square, that is all up to you. Just make sure that your dress fits you well, or it could be a complete disaster.
If you are going shimmery, make sure you don’t leave a trail of glitter behind you – that is something that will last through Memorial Day, at least.
A Mini Dress
A mini dress is a perfect way to show off your body in a way that reveals you lived up to last year’s resolution. Mini dresses are perfect because we are all tired of being bundled up already, so why not wear something with some leg showing?
Of course, since you will probably be inside and have some alcohol, you won’t have to worry about getting overheated.
How will you ring in the New Year?
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