Best New Year’s Eve outfit ideas 2023

Love a jumpsuit and all-over sparkle? This is the outfit for you. Inspired by the shapes of the ’70s, it features a deep v-neck and wide legs, while the wide panel at the waist gives a fitted look. Best of all is how stretchy it is, taking care of comfort without restricting your dance moves.

Reformation has seen the LBD and raised it, by making it gold and sparkly. With a turtle neck, long sleeves and a playful little slit in the hem, it’s a fun dress that’s made for New Year’s Eve.

Red is the color of the season, so make a statement in this halterneck jumpsuit; wear it with gold heels and jewelery for a classic festive look. It features a wide leg jumpsuit, a cross-over front and a keyhole button and zip at the back.

Sleeper is the brand to credit for bringing feathers back, and was one of the forerunners in creating beautiful pajamas that needn’t be saved for the bedroom. If you’re staying in for New Year’s Eve, they’re a luxurious nod to the festivities, and if you’re going out, wear chunky metallic heels and statement earrings to finish off an instant party outfit.

Made to order from sustainable slow fashion brand Lora Gene, this dress is made from 100% mulberry silk, making it a great investment piece. It’s cut on the bias, and we love the wide sleeves and midi length. It comes in six colors, but this forest green tone is our favorite. Pair it with sparkly tights and chunky gold heels.

Ribbed knitted dresses are always at the top of our list when the weather starts to get cold. They’re flattering, easy to wear and can be layered with chunky roll-neck jumpers and knee-high boots in the day. This one hits the nail on the head for us, with a little turtle neck and a fuller skirt that really shows off its season-appropriate gold and black colourway.

Velvet and forest green are a match made in festive heaven, made even better with the addition of some Victorian-style frills around the neck and cuffs. For a muted outfit, wear it with wide-leg black trousers and pointy boots, or if you’re feeling like going big, team it with the silver trousers above.

If you love the shape of The Vampire Wife’s dresses but don’t feel the same about the price tags, Mint Velvet’s similarly flattering alternative is a real winner in our eyes. With frills around the cuffs and hemline, and elegant pearl detailing, it’s a chic and timeless gem.

More of a ‘nice top and trousers’ person? Then this go-to number will see its fair share of events this season. With metallic threads, a v-neck, a tie waist and wide sleeves, it’s an elegant style that’s still easy to wear.

A velvet suit is a timeless festive outfit that will serve you well for years to come. Black is always a fail-safe option, but if you’re keen to inject some color into your winter wardrobe, we suggest this teal number, which features a satin edging around the collar and a single button fastening. Team it with the wide-leg matching trousers for an impressive suit, or wear them separately with chunky knits and sequin skirts.

If the idea of ​​all-over sequins is too much for you, try this skirt from Anthropologie with a simple black top. It pairs daintier sequins with layers of black tulle for a soft, floaty style.