With the world having come back online this year with the rollout of vaccines, many have gotten back to their social lives. Or maybe you’re like me who’s has been a groundhog this entire time. Regardless, it’s holiday season! Whether you’re celebrating with family, friends, or just yourself, don’t be afraid to dress up and use this look book as a guide.

Tartan, sequins, sweaters, red, onesies, and more. Find a look you’ll love – because you’ll look great in all of them.

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Friendly suggestion to look for items secondhand first before purchasing outright. This helps to keep a circular fashion industry and is more sustainable than buying new every time.

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dinner look book

For dinner, I love the idea of a mix holiday classy and warm comfort. Red is definitely the color as you’re filling up on turkey (or tofurkey!), mashed potatoes, and pie while chatting amongst great company.

look #1: the statement top

look #2: a relaxed look

look #3: traditional tartan

party look book

Oh, for the glitz and the glamour! Sequins, champagne and rose gold, white, dresses and heels galore. These looks scream NYE. (And I’m already starting the countdown!)

look #1: the mini dress

look #2: classic celebration

look #3: disco ball

christmas morning

Hot cocoa! Fire burning! The smell of fresh balsam and sugar cookies?! Could it be?! It’s Christmas morning!!! (Side note: does anybody else’s house have a distinct Christmas morning smell every year without fail? Like, a smell that makes you go, oh, yeah, it’s Christmas?)

Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas or open gifts first thing, this look book has some cozy, warm morning outfits. You know, to keep up with holiday morale.

look #1: the onesie

look #2: matching pjs

look #3: the grocery run (because uh-oh!)

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Friendly suggestion to look for items secondhand first before purchasing outright. This helps to keep a circular fashion industry and is more sustainable than buying new every time.

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Boom. You’ve fashionably conquered the holidays with this holiday look book.

I also just want to reiterate about looking for items secondhand first before purchasing outright. Secondhand fashion promotes a sustainable and circular fashion industry. It’s common with fast fashion to have unethical labor laws, an abundance of waste, and more. Some secondhand sites I use and love are Curtsy, Poshmark, and Mercari. You can also stop by your local Goodwill, or any thrift stores in your area. There are limitations, though, in that it may be hard to find items in your size and purchasing outright is not uncommon then and perfectly okay.

Using this holiday look book as inspo? Tag me on Instagram or Pinterest! I’d love to see how great you look!

Later everybody!