When it comes to my Christmas Day clothes, I always put so much pressure on myself to find the perfect outfit. I don’t know if it is just me, but I always need to find something that is suitable for the whole day: the present opening, stuffing my face with food and still trying to look cute. Whether you’re lounging, lunching or being extra af we are here to provide a range of outfit ideas for however you’re choosing to spend your magical day.
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Loungewear
If you’re opting to be a bit more chilled on the 25th, I really don’t blame you. You can have the ultimate Christmas experience without worrying your waistband is getting a little bit too tight or your jumper is giving you that annoying itch. Here is an ultimate lounging item for you to get some inspo from.
Comfy But Chic
This is the ultimate glam-but-comfortable Christmas dinner party look. This co–ord can be dressed up with a blazer and boots, or create a cosy look with a knitted cardigan.
Dress To Impress
Christmas is a chance to depart from your typical taste and embrace loud colours and playful embellishments.
Wolf & Badger Jennifer Midnight Dress
£435
Now your outfit ready for the big day, wrap those last-minute presents, have a mince pie and watch your fave Christmas film. Everyone here at Cohorted Cult wishes you a very magical Christmas.
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