Do you dress up for Christmas? It's something I've done for a few years now, even though I'm not going anywhere. But these days, it seems like the norm! With bars and restaurants closing early, I've found myself dressed up in my living room, continuing the 'party' at home, more times than I can count on one hand.
Goddiva Scuba Crepe Maxi Dress, £45
Christmas 2020 is likely to be very similar, so to make this year a little more special (I think we all deserve it), I advocate dressing up to the nines in an outfit that you would've worn for Christmas Eve drinks with friends or to your office Christmas party.
I've accessorised my outfits with some classic jewellery and bags to let the clothes do the talking. If I were wearing these out to a restaurant, I would definitely finish off each look with a smart jacket and amp up my makeup with some smokey eyeshadow or a bold lip. After all, it's Christmas - you can never be too dressed up!
I've deliberately chosen classic dresses and jumpsuits for this post, as you can easily wear these looks again and again to get the most out of your money. I feel like these looks are all easy to glam up if you're lucky enough to go to a ball, black tie night or a wedding reception in future (once social gathers are once again permitted). However, if you'd prefer something a little less dressy for your Christmas dinner outfit, Goddiva also have a selection of
cocktail dresses in a vast range of designs.
I hope you have a wonderful Christmas this year. I think we're all holding out for some hope on whether we'll be able to spend time with our families - at the end of the day, that's what really matters.
But, as I said, there's no harm in dressing up if it'll help bring a little more joy to your day! Especially for those of you who have missed out on big events this year (and if that's the case, Goddiva also have beautiful
prom dresses and wedding
guest dresses, if your events have been postponed until 2021).
The items in this post have been gifted for review.
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