Confused about what to wear to a Christmas party or get-together? Though one always wants to be well dressed for any event, Christmas parties are always particularly confusing style-wise. Here are some examples of good — and bad — things to wear during the Holidays.Bad Idea: The Double-Breasted Cardigan
Picture 4 of 9
These have been available for a little over two years now, and they suck just as bad now as they did then. When even the model in this photo is ashamed to be seen in this outfit, you know something's wrong. Cardigans like this -- especially made of cheap thin fabric, like the one pictured from American Apparel -- aren't flattering or terribly good looking.
Tags: Cardigans, christmas, Christmas Ties, Fashion, holidays, style, ties, Xmas
3 Responses to How to Dress for Christmas
Leave a Reply
Latest Question
Read our Answer More Questions and Answers Ask a QuestionShould I go to a community college before I go to a 4-year college? Looks cheaper.
Latest Articles
Latest Discussion
About Wellcultured
WellCultured is powered by WordPress.
Considering I’m not an expert in fashion… What’s wrong with the first pair of shoes? Both pairs look pretty similar to me.
There’s a lot with those shoes that most people would find issue with, though note that those are still fairly conservative. The main issue is the toe — moc toes designed in that way are made to look “pointy” (something you can’t see easily in this picture), which looks pretty bad and reeks of Ed Hardy-esque guido style. Beyond the toe, perforated leather is questionable (ESPECIALLY like on that shoe, where it’s faked and only on parts of the shoe). Loafers are okay, but a design like this is also really not good for loafers, as it makes them look kinda cheap and eurotrash-y.
It’s hard to explain, but the best thing to do is keep things traditional, at least for the holidays. A simple cape-toe lace-up oxford in a good black leather is always fashionable.
I tend not to care what guys are wearing on there feat. I think i would only notice if they came in without shoes, or were wearing high heals.