13 Runway Looks To Inspire Your Festive #OOTDs

Dressing up for party season doesn't have to be stressful

By Shermin Ng - published 18 Dec 2019

'Tis the season of holiday soirées, Christmas feasts and NYE parties! Dressing up for the festivities doesn't have to be a stressful affair. From hot pink dresses and lace numbers to gingham suits, here are some runway inspo to give festive a whole new vibe.

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Airy Fairy

Gucci proves you can look ethereal and edgy at the same time, all while being festive-appropriate. Photo: Showbit

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Gucci SS20

Green With Envy

Experiment with varying shades of green in luxe fabrics. Photo: Showbit

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Mame Kurogouchi SS20

Hot Sport

Change things up with some hot pink this holiday season. Photo: Showbit

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Off-White SS20

Sheer Delight

Give your sheer black dresses extra flair with embellishments and embroidery. Photo: Showbit

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Valentino SS20

Matrix Chic

Marine Serre's red bustier-dress-cape situation is giving us major Matrix feels. Photo: Showbit

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Marine Serre SS20

Cinched In

Punctuate a flowy organza dress with a crimson waist belt for a fresh, elegant take on festive dressing. Photo: Showbit

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Chanel SS20

Double Trouble

Part romantic and part sleek, we love how this Loewe number plays with contrasts and layering. Photo: Showbit

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Loewe SS20

Standout Number

While burnt orange isn't usually associated with the festive season, we're loving how this paisley printed number from Louis Vuitton is fit for any party. Photo: Showbit

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Louis Vuitton SS20

Back To Black

Black is always on point—and it doesn't hurt to dress it up with lots of sparkle. Photo: Showbit

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Saint Laurent SS20

Print On Print

This tricky trend is back in season, and you'll want to embrace the quirk of clashing prints. Paco Rabanne nails this print-on-print look. Photo: Showbit

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