If you want to get an early jump on holiday outfits, then I’d definitely check out Old Navy. They’ve got so many super chic new arrivals right now AND they’re taking 50% off everything sitewide through October 20th.
As the party-season lights go up and the calendar fills with festive dinners, end-of-year gatherings and virtual get-togethers, there’s no better time to refresh your holiday wardrobe — and Old Navy is hands down the best place to shop when you want maximum style without breaking the bank.
what’s hot in holiday outfits this year?
This year’s style trends offer lots of wearable-and achievable ideas for holiday outfits — and you don’t need to spend big to look festive, relevant and polished. We’re seeing a mix of rich textures, bold colors, flirty silhouettes, and intelligent layering. Let’s break down the key trends and how to bring them into your closet with budget in mind.
The biggest trends this holiday season are:
- Rich Textures + Luxe Details: materials like velvet, suede, faux fur trims and sequins are back in focus — giving outfits that “holiday party” feel without needing couture.
- Bold Hues + Festive Prints: colors like bold burgundy, olive, chocolate brown, primrose pink that were everywhere for fall are sticking around through the winter. Prints like plaids, florals, and fair isle will be major.
- Mixing Dressy & Casual + Layering Smart: the idea of full-glam is evolving: pairing dressy pieces with more relaxed staples is trending (think layering a blazer over a slip dress, an lace blouse with jeans, or a cozy sweater with a sequined midi skirt).
To shop any of the styles you see above, just click on the corresponding product image below for a direct link!
To shop any of the styles you see above, just click on the corresponding product image below for a direct link!
This holiday season is all about combining festive flair with smart wardrobe choices. Whether you’re heading to a big party, a cozy dinner at home, or attending virtually, you can play with texture, colour and accessories without splurging. With just one standout piece, a fun accessory and the clothes you already own, you’ll hit the mark. Encourage your readers to embrace the trends (rich textures, bold hues, statement accessories) but do it in a way that’s sustainable, reuse-friendly and budget-wise.
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