Have any questions? ‘cheese and wine business meetings’What is the calendar? (Picture: Moss Bros/Asos/BoohooMan/Zara)
Party season 2021 is here – which means it’s time to get planning those fits.
With Christmas and/or ‘cheese and wine business meetings’ on the cards again, the excitement is very real.
And while we’ve been advised to work from home, apparently Christmas parties remain an option.
But what to wear?
If you’re looking for a little inspiration, we’ve put together a few options and ideas to suit a range of budgets…
ASOS Design polo T-shirt in checked lace
Flirty and fun (Picture: Asos)
If you’re looking for something Harry Styles-esque, this semi-sheer polo top is just the thing.
Price: £18
Get it from: Asos
Brown gingham shacket with trousers
Gotta love a co-ord (Picture: River Island)
These co-ords are great if your goal is to look professional without being too formal.
Price: £60 for the shacket and £38 for the trousers
These are available from: River Island
DKNY slim fit charcoal-check suit
Perfect for a more formal Christmas do (Picture: Moss Bros)
Meanwhile, if you do want to go dressier, don’t be afraid of a patterned suit – this one makes a statement without being garish.
Price: £189 for the jacket, £110 for the trousers
It’s available at: Moss Bros.
Polo shirt in Swift wool blend
Low-key doesn’t have to mean boring (Picture: Reiss)
If you paired this very fetching shirt with a blazer and/or trousers, you’d be on to a winner.
Price: £98
It’s available at: Reiss
Slim Fit PU Jacket
Chic (Picture by River Island)
Leather blazers are a big hit without no matter the occasion – for a Christmas do, try wearing it over an all-black ensemble for a bit of a classy edge.
Price: £90
It’s available at: River Island
Tigera long sleeve shirt
It comes in sizes XS-XXL (Picture courtesy of AllSaints).
A top like this can add a bit of fun to a dressy outfit – depending on how formal your do is, you might think about pairing it with a black blazer.
Price: £99
It’s available at: AllSaints
Long-sleeved printed shirt in satin with a printed pattern
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Eye-catching, but muted (Picture : BoohooMan
So many men’s tops have eye-catching patterns that hurt to look at, but this satin number stands out in all the right ways.
Price: £15.40
It’s available at: BoohooMan
Muscle fit grandad shirt
Simple, yet effective (Picture: River Island)
Never underestimate the power and importance of a snug shirt
Price: £22
It’s available at: River Island
Velvet suit
Velvet is timeless because of this (Picture by Zara)
It seems that velvet is having a moment every winter, and it’s for good reason.
Price: £119 for the blazer, £59.99 for the trousers
It’s available at: Zara
ASOS DESIGN Plus regular fitting overhead shirt
Another option: Asos (Picture)
Don’t be afraid of a good V-neck – pairing this with a nice black blazer would look 10/10.
Price: £14.30
It’s available at: Asos
Button-up shirt in standard cloth textured stitch
Sans cargo pants (Picture courtesy Urban Outfitters
Collared knitwear is having a big moment – something like this with a nice pair of pressed trousers would be dreamy.
Price: £32
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ASOS DESIGN relaxed long sleeve wrap shirt
Shine bright like diamonds (Picture: Asos).
Christmas is the best time of year for you to go big or home.
Price: £35
It’s available at: Asos
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