Now’s the season to really put your closet to work, and all it takes is one or two special statement pieces to liven up your wardrobe
Photo: Courtesy of the Retailers Chances are right now you have too many holiday-party invites to count. There’s that office holiday party looming, then that get-together your work friend invited you to but you don’t really want to go to. With so many occasions jam-packed into so little time, now’s the season to really put your closet to work. But don’t go broke trying to buy a new Christmas-party outfit for every invitation.
$30 at H&M Buy The Easy Party Hack Farrow Stella Drop Earrings Arguably the easiest holiday-party hack is a statement earring. Pearls like these feel elegant, dainty, and special. $130 at Nordstrom Buy A Dress to Match the Décor Lurex Tie-Waist Dress Emerald green may be a seasonal cliché, but it looks pretty and dramatic in this jewel-tone dress.$100 at Eloquii Buy If You Love Jeans The Hollywood Metallic Denim Pants If I had it my way, I would wear jeans for every occasion. When they’re fancy like these, you can actually get away with it.
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