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The month of December brings a spate of parties, dances, festivities, fun and frolic. Its that time of the year when there8217;s a change in dress-code with women opting for a formal and more westernised image. Here we present to you some of the trends and dress options of the season:-
This fall-winter, the silhouette is definitely feminine. Georgettes, soft silks, shimmering nets and laces, moss crepe, stretch velvet, velour and chaneuse satin rule the roost.
Red, toasted cinnamon, giner spice, metallic silver, dull-gold, copper, pewter, cognac, electric blue, jade green and deep violet are the colours which you should try out but if you are in doubt, then stick to dark or neutral colours. Black, white, grey and cream are the safest colours.
One of the rules for formal dressing is not to mix colours. Wear a single colour and accessorise with a strong necklace, a ring, earrings, an armlet or waist chains. Don8217;t wear all your jewellery at the same time. People may mistake you for a Christmas tree.
Make-up should include dramatic eyes and strong lips. For nails, French manicure, brown or golden tones are chic and elegant. If you want to be funky and the venue permits it, then you could also add diamante and silver bindis. Good footwear and a smart cocktail bag will complete the glamorous look.
Whatever style you are choosing, always remember that the fabric should feel fine and luxurious against your body. Whenever you are buying an evening dress, carry your heels with you for the trials.
This season break away from coordinated and conventional dressing. Follow the mix and match option.
And lastly, don8217;t forget the oft-repeated cliche 8211; wear only what you are comfortable in. Don8217;t copy anybody. Develop your own style and avoid following fashion and trends blindly.
