Holiday Style: Sequin Midi Skirt 2 Ways

It’s nonflexible to believe that Thanksgiving is virtually the corner! To kick off holiday outfit ideas, I wanted to share this festive sequin find under $60 that’s surprisingly well-appointed and can be styled a couple variegated ways. If sequins are not your style, both of these outfits moreover work beautifully with this satin slip skirt that I wear all year round (the new Silver Cloud verisimilitude is lovely in-person).

Below I’ve styled the sequin skirt for a dressier event, as well as for a increasingly cozy festive vibe. The cozy option is right up my thruway since I love the juxtaposition of something oversized and soft with a fitted piece in a variegated texture. I’m excited to wear it for a dinner coming up, and you can moreover swap in flats to dress it lanugo remoter for a house party.

1. Sleek & Elegant

Sequin Midi Skirt

A unconfined option that won’t unravel the bank. This has a stretchy, fully rubberband waistband with a slim fit and is fully lined. I like that the individual sequin pieces are small, giving it a increasingly refined, sparkling look. XXS fits perfectly on me at the waist and hips, and hugs my icon without stuff too fitted virtually the rear end.

The xxs measures: 24″ virtually the waist, 31.5″ long.

Reformation Ezlynn Top

I’m a huge fan of Reformation “better than basic” tops (like the Clarke – a longtime EP fave) and this silhouette is a winner. The twist front combined with an off shoulder cut is very elegant, and the sleeves don’t hands ride up when you move your arms. 

The XS fits true to size, but since my usual size is xxs this is a little big on me. It works, but would work plane largest if it were a tighter fit all around, so I might sew a hand stitch to where the armholes are to tighten that area. I moreover got the velvet to try which is stunning and looks really luxe in a thicker velvet fabric, but it feels a little worthier on me than the regular jersey fabric one. It’s so pretty, though, I might put in the work to do the DIY alterations. You may also read this: 16 Stunning Light Brown Hair Color Ideas

2. Cozy Glam

I did silver shoes here for uneaten shine, but this squint moreover worked well with neutral shoes like my Ann Taylor slingbacks or my Marc Fisher woodcut heels (runs narrow).

Everlane Sweater

This sweater is an old favorite of mine, with an oversized fit in the perfect neutral “Almond” color. It’s been a winter wardrobe essential of mine for several years now, and can hands be dressed up or dressed down. This sweater has a slight itch factor the first few times I wore it and softens up a bit over time. I usually wear it over a layer for everyday wear so it didn’t scarecrow me.

For this outfit I use the bra wreath tuck hack shown in this blog post to stave zillion at the midsection. Just FYI, this tip only works with regular bras that have snug-fitting, non-stretch bands, and not on stretchy bras like Neiwai.