Image by Thai Handicrafts via FlickrPlanning the Christmas wardrobe should be just that. Make sure you don't just go out and buy random items one at a time; you should plan your wardrobe. Over the festive period you'll be attending parties and meals as well as wearing more layers, so you'll need items that can be worn with more than just one other garment and items that complement each other. Remember that you're going to need different types of clothes. The first will be dressing for the freezing temperatures you'll have to face in that morning commute and the dark early evenings. A coat is a good place to start as it'll cover most of you up as well as keep you warm, so it's one of the most important things to get right.
Gloves, a scarf and maybe even a hat are next. While style is important there's no point buying any fancy party outfits if you don't keep yourself well and warm. The most unprotected areas of your body over the Christmas period will be well protected by gloves, scarf and hat.
It's time for the enjoyable part now that you're staying warm and healthy. All those get togethers you've been invited to by friends and family, you'll need something to wear to them. Chances are you'll be able to wear some of the outfits you buy for these for the rest of the year anyway as they'll more than likely be indoor events so don't be afraid to spend a bit more.
You'll be looking your best if you plan your Christmas wardrobe well, and you'll stay nice and warm too. If you plan your wardrobe you'll be able to wear the items you choose with items you already have and for the rest of the year too.
You won't be going anywhere if you catch a terrible cold this Christmas, so be sure to wrap up warm. While you want to look good, you won't be going anywhere if you catch a terrible Christmas cold!
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