8 Metro Most Stylish Women Tell Us How To Dress For The Holidays
Hear from these fashion-forward women on how to ace holiday dressing this year!
As the invitations to holiday soirées start to roll in, we’ve come to terms with the fact that we will be needing not just one but three or more holiday outfits planned for this year’s festivities.
To help you guarantee a spot at this year’s best dressed list for your upcoming parties, here are tips on what to wear with the help of our Metro Most Stylish women. From classic LBDs, glittering dresses, to two-piece sets that will surely command the room, take it from Camille Co, Charmaine Lagman, Marga Nograles, Rissa Mananquil-Trillo, Shaira Luna, Tessie Singson, Tricia Gosingtian, and Verniece Enciso.
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Metro Most Stylish
Metro Most Stylish
Camille Co
"I’m all about festive dressing when the holidays are around so a big fat yes to sparkly dresses and accessories please."
Photo Credit: Photo from @itscamilleco on Instagram
Charmaine Lagman
"I’m a fan of all things sparkly and 2022 will be good for this. From sequined maxi dresses to spangly suits, embellishment and maximalist vibes are certainly having a moment. For some nights when I feel less glittery, I opt for blazer dresses and color block suits that allow you to dazzle without a sequin in sight. And don’t forget feathers—I love this trend for winter (since I spend the holidays in the US) with matching heavy sable or mink coats and chunky or knee high embellished boots."
Photo Credit: Photo from @charmainelagman on Instagram
Marga Nograles
"For me, as the new COO of the Philippine Tourism Promotions Board, my clothes have to go from corporate Filipinana day to night. I always make it a point to #CarryYourCulture and dress with purpose without sacrificing comfort and style. My favorite holiday outfits would be my pencil cut mixed weave terno dresses. I wear them with pointed heels for work then change to sandals at night."
Photo Credit: Photo from @kaayo.ph on Instagram
Photo Credit: Photo from @marganograles on Instagram
Rissa Mananquil-Trillo
"The most fashion-forward item to wear this Christmas is one that doesn’t cost the planet. Not everything in fashion always has to be new. Shop your closet and proudly rewear an old outfit in a new way—this is a true test of style! The most sustainable option is to always use what you already own."
Photo Credit: Photo from @rissamananquiltrillo on Instagram
Shaira Luna
"A great idea for holiday outfitting would be to rent clothes or scour second hand shops for evening dresses or party frocks! Since these are statement pieces that most people usually wear just once or twice, a lot of them go to consignment shops, are rented out, or are sold online for a fraction of the price. If you’re into designer items, Carousell is a great place to buy. @piefinds on Instagram also has awesome pre-loved party wear and accessories for sale, and if you just want to rent, @vestido.manila is highly recommended!"
Photo Credit: Photo from @shairaluna on Instagram
Tessie Singson
"Since I’m more on the minimalist side, I would just accentuate my typically all-black look by wearing let’s say an oversized pink blazer or a pair of gold or silver platforms or pumps. Also, another way of bringing the holiday spirit to your outfit is by opting for bold and chunky gold accessories or perhaps a cute fun purse."
Photo Credit: Photo from @lolaandrogynous on Instagram
Photo Credit: Photo from @lolaandrogynous on Instagram
Tricia Gosingtian
"I love wearing LBDs for the holidays. By LBD, I mean long black dress! I always need to wear something that can easily go from day to night, since sometimes, the reality of parenthood is no in-between breaks or time for outfit changes. This one shoulder dress from Hinhin is pretty much my go-to this holiday season."
Photo Credit: Photo from @tgosingtian on Instagram
Verniece Enciso
"Finally we get to celebrate the holidays like we used to and with that, I think "revenge holiday dressing” is the vibe this 2022. Time to bring my your best dress, accessories! Celebrating life and you surviving the past two years."
Photo Credit: Photo from @vernieceenciso on Instagram
