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Personal stylists share staples to have in your wardrobe to get you through the holidays

Samantha GrindellDec 19, 2022, 22:03 IST

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Insider spoke to two celebrity and personal stylists about wardrobe staples for holiday parties.
They recommend leather pants, black blazers, pieces made of velvet or sparkles, and fun accessories.

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The holiday season is often filled with parties — which means party outfits.

Holiday parties can be hard to dress for.Halfpoint/Shutterstock

The experts told Insider dressing for the holidays can be tricky when you don't know who you're dressing for or how formal the event is.

It's challenging to pick an outfit.Westend61 / Getty Images

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Jaymes and Brown said dressier textures can set the tone for a holiday ensemble.

Festive textures are fun at the holidays.FreshSplash / Getty Images

Jaymes recommends investing in a pair of black leather pants.

Leather pants are a good staple.Alexander Tamargo / Contributor / Getty Images

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A black blazer is also an excellent go-to for holiday parties — and parties in general.

Blazers can elevate a look.Edward Berthelot / Contributor / Getty Images

You can also make a simple outfit feel festive with accessories or shoes.

Accessories make all the difference.Westend61 / Getty Images

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Investing in a fun winter coat can also ensure your holiday ensembles are complete.

Faux fur jackets stand out.cream_ph / Getty Images

Brown advised against buying an outfit you could only wear to a holiday party.

You shouldn't go out of your comfort zone just for the holidays.The Good Brigade / Getty Images

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But at the same time, don't limit your sparkly or velvet pieces to December-only ensembles.

Sparkles and velvet can be worn all winter.OLEKSANDRA TROIAN / Getty Images

And if you need an "ugly holiday sweater," don't break the bank to make it happen.

You don't have to spend a lot on holiday gear.Pressmaster/Shutterstock

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