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What do I wear to a holiday party?
The holidays call for festive dressing - in and out of the house. If you are unsure of the attire, dress up anyway! Perfect for house parties, velvet is a smart choice as it gives a touch of richness to any outfit. A cashmere sweater worn with a velvet skirt or pants layered with a glittery necklace or earrings will put you in a party mood. An embellished blouse or top can brighten any occasion. Black patent leather heels with nude stockings or black heeled dress boots are sexy. Remember that if your top has adornment around the neckline, that is your built-in- necklace so just add earrings.
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What's in YOUR closet?
Boots and pants - a winning combination.
There is a right and a wrong look to pants tucked into boots. Unless you live in Buffalo, NY and are wading through a foot of snow, baggy pants tucked into snow boots is NOT making a fashionable statement. Instead, opt for straight leg pants tucked into knee length boots and worn with a long cardigan or tunic sweater. Leggings with sherpa lined suede boots (such as Uggs) create a more casual look. Short and ankle boots look great under pants.
These ladies know how to wear their boots!
(Each month an outdated item of clothing will be highlighted. Is it lurking in your closet? Learn how to replace the old with the new to upkeep a stylish wardrobe.) |
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The best dressed Christmas tree!
Just like your wardrobe, your Christmas tree should be accessorized too - from the angel sitting on top...to the train chugging around the track underneath. Kids of all ages love trains! I am pleased to announce that my husband, Doug Wolff, is the new owner of Joe's Train Station in Feasterville, PA. Serving train enthusiasts since 1980, come say hello to the new owner while reliving childhood memories. Trains make a great gift! Bring this ad to Joe's Train Station by 1/3/11 and enter to win a train set. Happy Holidays!
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Maybe YOU have a flair for design?
Paula Molino teaches fashion design classes at local colleges. These programs are designed for students who have a love for fashion and design and feel they may have the talent to pursue a design career. The course will assist students to enhance their design skills and translate concepts onto paper.
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