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Shine bright in these five holiday fashion trends

By Brenda Blount

I can’t believe we’re already closing out the year! If you’re like me, you’re asking yourself, “Where did 2023 go?” The holiday season is upon us, which begs the question: What do we wear to all those holiday parties and gatherings?

If you want to sparkle and shine this year, check out these top five bold fashion statements for the holiday season 2023:

1. LUXE VELVET

Blogger @Fashion-Jackson wearing Bloomingdale’s LINI green velvet burnout holiday dress.

Velvet returns triumphantly this holiday season, adding a touch of luxury to any outfit. Whether it’s a plush velvet dress or a tailored velvet blazer, this material naturally exudes elegance and sophistication. Make a bold statement with jewel tones like emerald green, deep burgundy and regal blue.

2. SEQUINS, SEQUINS AND MORE SEQUINS

Boston Proper effortless glamour paillette a line dress

Get ready to shine bright like a diamond with sequins taking center stage this season. From sparkling evening gowns to sequined tops and skirts, this trend is perfect for holiday parties. I love a head-to-toe sequin moment for making a fabulous entrance.

3. FAUX FUR FRENZY

Fashion Nova Renee fur jacket

Step out in luxurious faux fur. I love a faux fur coat, vest or even accessories like scarves and handbags. Embrace the sophistication of this trend throughout the holiday season.

4. FLAPPER FRINGE FEVER

Red fringe dress by Topshop

Channel your inner flapper with the fringe frenzy that’s set to dominate the holiday fashion scene. Fringed dresses and skirts will bring movement and playfulness to your look. Embrace the Roaring ‘20s spirit and shimmy your way through the holidays.

5. METALLIC MANIA

This holiday season, embrace your inner space-age diva with metallics. Whether it’s a shimmering silver dress, a gold pleated skirt or metallic accessories, this trend will add a futuristic touch to your holiday look.


Brenda Blount, director of development for the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art, has a background that includes stints as a retail and fashion merchandising executive, image consultant, stylist, pageant coach and model. Reach her at development@georgeohr.org.

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