Ultimately, the difference between workwear and party clothes is relatively easy to understand. The former is a bit more reserved, businesslike, and comfortable (for sitting at a desk all day, obvs). The latter can be bold, fun, and even sultry. For the most part, the lines there are pretty black and white—so venturing into the gray area for an office Christmas party can feel a bit unnerving. Seriously, how do we combine office-appropriate attire and party-ready 'fits in a way that actually looks chic? Turns out, it's def not as scary as it seems. The key is to take aspects of both categories that you love—like luxe blazers and silky fabrics or A-line dresses and dance-floor-ready heels—and throw 'em together without thinking too hard about it.
After all, the holidays are stressful enough without having to worry whether or not Jan in sales will think your office Christmas party outfit is too over-the-top or has an abundance of "unnecessary" tulle. Live your best life, bb. Wear what makes you feel as festive as possible—even if you'll just be attending a holiday happy hour via Zoom. Go for a classic red dress that practically screams ~holidays~ or opt for a silky matching set that's equal parts sophisticated and sleek. At home or making the rounds from cubicle to cubicle, your office Christmas party look can be whatever you (and, low-key, your company's HR department) want it to be.
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A Velvet Midi
Bergamo Midi Dress
The subtle detailing at the bust of this velvet midi dress adds just the right amount of extra intrigue. Plus, the rich color and texture is perf for the holidays.
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A Winter White 'Fit
Cutout Detail Turtleneck Sweater Dress
Winter white isalways a vibe—and you can't go wrong with a cutout turtleneck sweater dress in the frosty hue.
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A Satin Dress and Sweater
Arta Dress
This satin dress is gorge as is, but it's even more playful when worn under an oversize sweater. Add some knee-high heeled boots for a fun final touch.
4
A Statement Collar
Faux-leather shirt dress
Paired with heeled booties and statement earrings, this collared faux-leather shirt dress is a must. And who wouldn't swoon over that stunning green?
5
A Skirt and Jacket Set
Textured Mini Skirt
The only thing missing from this chic matching set is a country club membership and an extra-dry martini.
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A Red-Hot Number
Ruffle Strap Dress
Who can resist a little red dress (with ruffle details!) paired with on-trend thong heels?
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A Pleated Pantsuit
Pleated Palazzo Pant
The pleats really bring this whole ensemble up 100 notches—and I'm all about it.
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A Silky Lil Mini
Belted Silky Stretch Dress
This ensemble is perfect for when you're trying to bejust festive enough.
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A Black and Red Combo
Frida Tie-Detailed Crepe Top
Um, can we talk about how incredibly chic this entire look is? I'd be wearing this to every single holiday partyever.
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A Head-to-Toe Black Look
Belt Long Jumpsuit
There's nothing quite as classic as a black jumpsuit—and the addition of a pair of black heeled booties and hoop earrings makes it truly *chef's kiss*.
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A Whimsical Tulle Skirt
Honeycomb Smocked Ballerina Skirt
A tulle skirt is playful and perfect for the holidays. Go with a monochrome vibe for an added layer of chic.
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A Statement-Making Frock
Mesh Overlay Midi Tea Dress
This dress has it all: glitz, glamour, and a timeless silhouette sure to serve you well for years.
13
An Off-the-Shoulder Maxi
Tarifa Dress
For a more formal office party, might I suggest this off-the-shoulder red maxi dress withgorgeous puff sleeves?
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A One-Shoulder Moment
Bianca Dress
If you don't want to go totally off the shoulder though, opt for this stunning little number.
15
A Monochrome Skirt and Sweater
Bias Midi Skirt
A navy slip skirt pairs so well with a pullover sweater in the same hue. Add a pair of sparkly ballet flats, and you'll be the bright spot at any soiree.
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A Bold Floral Skirt
Sika'a Floral Jacquard Midi Skirt
Florals aren't a typical holiday print—but when this pattern is paired with a silky blouse, you can't lose.
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A Perfect Plaid Set
Monochrome Check Miniskirt
Matching sets are having a moment, so lean in with a plaid sweater and skirt combo at your next office party.
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A Sweater Dress and Heels
Pleated Rib Midi Dress
Dress up your favorite sweater dress with a pair of sky-high heels. It's the perfect combination of workwear and party vibes.
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A Flowy Jumpsuit
Lea Jumpsuit
Jumpsuits can be dressed either up or down—which makes them perfect for throwing on to attend your office Christmas party.
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An Unexpected Print
Flowy Printed Skirt
Marble is the print of the season, and I'm ready to wear it everywhere. A skirt and top combo is such a fun way to don this pattern.
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A Leather Midi Skirt
Manon Faux-Leather Wrap-Front Midi Skirt
Take your leather skirt up a notch and add a creamy sweater and party-ready booties.
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A Bow Blouse and Trousers
Chiffon Bow Blouse
The combination of a sheer bow blouse and wide-leg trousers effortlessly grays the line between workwear and going-out looks.
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A Classic LBD
Laila Twist-Back Midi Sweater Dress
Can you ever go wrong with a classic LBD and matching heels? Absolutely not.
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A Pair of Elevated Joggers
Uma High-Neck Muscle Tank
Turn your loungewear into party-wear with some silky, elevated joggers and a matching tank—plus a pair of your fave heels.
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A Blazer Bodysuit
Maryse Blazer Bodysuit
Is it a blazer? Is it a bodysuit? It's actuallyboth—and the perfect addition to your go-to skirts and trousers.
Maggie GriswoldContributing Fashion EditorMaggie Griswold (she/her) is a contributing fashion editor for Cosmopolitan and freelance writer and editor based in Los Angeles, covering everything from the latest wardrobe must-haves to interior design trends.
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