Go simple and silky, but add some drama to your Christmas look with some fun accessories. Photo: Getty

Alexa Chung made the festive ensemble cool by adding thick black tights and a statement red lip to her gold lamé dress. Photo: Getty

If you’re looking to make a statement on the dance floor this year, take your cue from Blake Lively and her vintage Chanel dress. Photo: Getty

At Christmas, you can never have too many red sequins. Photo: Getty

Amal Clooney’s lamé dress is perfect for an office Christmas do – appropriate and chic, but still party-ready. Photo: Getty

Make like Gal Gadot and embrace bright red tones this Christmas. Photo: Getty

Ashley Graham is proof that, sometimes, nothing looks chicer than an LBD. Photo: Getty

Bella Hadid makes a case for top-to-toe gold in the form of this three-piece suit. Photo: Getty

The ideal dress to wear to ring in 2020. Photo: Getty

If you want to put a sultry spin on the trouser suit, opt for something embellished and wear it bare underneath. Photo: Getty

A strappy black mini will never go out of style. Photo: Getty

Emma Stone nailed the ‘drouser’ trend at this year’s Baftas. Follow her cue and team a dress with matching trousers. Photo: Getty

We love Gigi Hadid’s cool and colourful take on the sparkly dress. Photo: Getty

Feathers are set to be everywhere again this Christmas. Make like Chrissy Teigen and do it in the form of an elegant embellished midi. Photo: Getty

Wherever you’re headed, be the belle of the ball in a floor-length sequin gown like Cindy Crawford’s. Photo: Getty

We love Diane Kruger’s effortlessly cool spin on the sequin. Photo: Getty

A navy finish gives this sequin frock a fresh feel. Photo: Getty

Proof that sometimes the most simple ensembles are the best. Photo: Getty

Give the little black dress a more fun feel by wearing with sock boots and statement earrings. Photo: Getty

Kendall Jenner proves that the sheer trend can look grown-up and elegant when done right. Photo: Getty

French style icon Jeanne Damas is the ultimate inspiration in low-key Christmas style. Photo: Getty

At Christmas, you can never have too much sparkle. Let your shoes, frock and bag all in on the fun. Photo: Getty

Invest in a sparkly suit. You’ll wear it again and again. Photo: Getty

Take your cue from Karlie Kloss and pair a floor-length sequin dress with fancy flats for a night of festive dancing. Photo: Getty

This glittery two-piece is ideal for desk-to-dinner. Just wear loafers during the day and change into some statement heels come the evening. Photo: Getty

The boldest sequin look we’ve seen to date. Photo: Getty

Bring tonal dressing into the evening and match your shoes to your dress a la Gigi Hadid. Photo: Getty

We love this feminine and fun take on the simple LBD. Photo: Getty

We love this alternative Christmas party look from Olivia Palermo. Just team a classic blazer with a pleated skirt and festive velvet shoes. Photo: Getty

We’ll let Kate Bosworth convince you to wear tulle this Christmas. Photo: Getty

Not a fan of sequins? Choose velvet from head to toe. Photo: Getty

You cannot go wrong with sequins in December. Photo: Getty

Don’t be afraid to let your jewellery do the talking and invest in a pair of statement dangly earrings. Photo: Getty

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley proves that sometimes velvet can look more rock chick than twee. Photo: Getty

If you’re more pared back than you are sparkle, let Sienna Miller’s simple but elegant silky two-piece be your inspiration. Photo: Getty

There is no reason not to opt for tights in the evening. Look to Kendall Jenner’s oversized blazer and 10-deniers for inspiration. Photo: Getty

Trust Cinderella to wear the ultimate fairytale gown. Photo: Getty

A classic suit is always an excellent choice when it comes to eveningwear. Photo: Getty

Lily Rose Depp’s monochrome ensemble proves that you don’t need to wear colour to look Christmassy. Photo: Getty

Kendall Jenner proved that there is a way to do naked festive dressing with her tinsel-trimmed David Koma dress. Photo: Splash News

Don’t be afraid to try the underwear-as-outerwear trend. As proven by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, it can make for a seriously elegant option. Photo: Getty

Why leave the off-the-shoulder trend in the summer? Just add some festive fringing a la Lily James. Photo: Getty

Be inspired by Father Christmas (and Olivia Palermo) this festive season in a red trouser suit. Photo: Getty

Take your cue from Penelope Cruz and embrace the LBD and glitzy accessories during the festive season. Photo: Getty

You won’t fail to make an entrance if you choose a dramatic red ballgown for your Christmas party. Photo: Getty

Not all Christmas ensembles have to be metallic or red. Don’t be afraid of picking more neutral colours, but we recommend opting for those with a bit of texture if you want to make a statement. Photo: Getty

Take inspiration from Taylor Hill and mix high necklines with statement earrings and an updo. Photo: Getty

Make like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and look to cool London brand Attico for offbeat Christmas ensembles. Photo: Getty

Bored of your LBD? Wear silky navy separates instead a la Victoria Beckham. Photo: Getty

Burberry puts the festive spin on lace with this gorgeous gold dress worn by Sienna Miller. Photo: Getty