If you’ve been to a shopping mall or browsed online boutiques lately, you may have noticed that sequined items are everywhere this season. Sequins are the perfect way to add some festive flair to your holiday party looks, or just to inject some sparkle into an everyday look. But do sequins make you think of ugly holiday sweaters and other fashion disasters? Never fear – you can absolutely wear sequins without looking tacky!
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That’s why I created the ultimate guide to wearing sequins. Read on for some fashion tips, outfit ideas and more:
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Some Simple Tips for Rocking Sequins
Stick to only one sequined item per outfit. Any more than that and people might confuse you with Edward Cullen’s sparkling bod. After all, you want the sequins to be the focus – you don’t want to look like a disco ball.
Since sequins are such bold pieces, go minimal on the accessories. A sleek bag or a simple piece of jewelry is all you need to make a stylish impact.
That being said, don’t be afraid to play with color. Try a sequined item in a bright hue or add a pop of color elsewhere in the outfit.
Remember that balance is key. Pair sequined pieces with wardrobe staples like jeans and t-shirts to achieve the perfect blend of glam and low-key.
Three Ways to Wear Sequins
If you need some inspiration before you try out sequins, here are three looks that incorporate a sequined dress, skirt and top.
How to Wear a Sequined Dress:
Dress, Coat, Hat, Oxfords, Tights
Although sequined dresses are usually associated with nighttime looks, I wanted to use this pretty peach-colored dress to create an outfit that was appropriate for day. Pairing the dress with these plum tights adds a pretty pop of color, while the gray overcoat makes this outfit warm enough for a chilly day. Accessorize with a knit hat and some oxfords, which help make the outfit perfect for daytime.
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