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   As much as I love holidays and dressing up, it can be daunting to choose the right outfit at the same time. Whether to follow the trend or stay on the classic route. Mix both, and the result can be amazing. Mixing classic with the trend is always a good idea because you can use pieces from your existing closet. It can save both time and money. We love classic pieces, but there's no denying that sometimes they can be boring or lack interest. Here, you can find help from the latest trends.   Here is my outfit. I am wearing a black skirt, and most of us probably own a long black skirt. Mine is with raffles, which are visually more interesting, and a crisp button-down white shirt with a statement sleeve. For a pop of color, I am wearing a red pump and a gold chain flap bag. Of course, for this look, a bold red lip is a must, but you can also wear neutral makeup. Hope you are having a great festive time with family and friends. I hope to bring you more looks like this....

 Since 2020 is such a different year for everybody, certainly Christmas in 2020 or holidays is a different one too.  Even though,  at the end of the tunnel, we are seeing hope, as the vaccine is out now which definitely will make a huge difference. Yet, the terror of Covid19 has not ended here, we are still following precautions and social distancing.  In the holiday season, I love to dress up. Even though I am staying at home, it does not take away my spirit of dressing up on holiday . In the mundane essence of life, dressing up always makes you feel special. As I am not much in favor of attending huge get-togethers, only celebrating low key, hence dressing up will be easy breezy yet have a festive feel to it. Here you go for a holiday outfit - During the holiday season, green and red are such a color to see everywhere. Sometimes the similar outfits, familiar textures, a familiar fabric can be overwhelming. Not only a deja vu feeling but boring a bit. Here, I chose ...

 Visiting NYC  during the holiday season has an experience of its own. The city clad in holiday Avtar and probably you can see the bustling city insanity. Visiting the city year after year, I still get psyched up to visit during the holidays. The lavish window displays of 5th avenue, whimsical lights, arrey of flavorsome food, giant Christmas decor in radio city, huge skating arena to grand central what not to love about NYC's holiday. At 0 degrees, you feel cozy because this is the best time of the year. Shop and eat at the Bryant Park Holiday Market Overlooking the skyscrapers, this outdoor market is for you, with a whole European-inspired feel and festive spirit.  One of a kind jewelry, cool and quirky  Christmas tree ornaments, alluring art, more than 100  NYC  Artisans' pop-up stalls, you will end up amused in this best holiday market in  NYC .  Give your hunger pangs a kick with the city's favorite flavors, such as hot choc...

While living in New England, I often long for spring, summer and the fall during the winter wonderlands, but can't deny the fact that winter has its own perks. Certain fabrics and certain designs are ideal for winter only. Just a few weeks back while attending a small holiday party I took advantage of that. Silk has been one of my favorite fabric and both my Indian and western closet is glorified with silk dresses, sarees, and blouses. I believe silk is a must in any celebratory closet. The shine and smoothness always redefine the luxury ask for celebration.      In addition, a few weeks back I posted how you can add some unique colors to your holiday dress up. Here I am wearing a burnt orange midi skirt and a blush pink silk blouse. Even though I am a huge accessory person but here I am on the minimal side with a small drop earring and a gold chain with a tiny pendant, the only thing statement is the red lips.