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The Finder guide to Christmas party dresses 2020

All we want for Christmas is the perfect Christmas party dress and we want to help you find one too.

Georgia-Rose Johnson
Georgia-Rose Johnson

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At this time of year there are so many things to look forward to, not least the inevitable Christmas parties thrown by offices, colleagues, friends and loved ones. Our favourite part about Christmas parties? Apart from the perfect opportunity to bond and celebrate the season, they’re also a great excuse to buy a new outfit (or two, or three).

In the quest to hep you find an outfit that will make you the talk of any Christmas party, we’ve pulled together some of our favourite party styles for you to browse.

Sequins are an obvious choice for the year’s sparkliest season but we know they’re not to everybody’s taste. If it’s something more low-key you’re after then think strong block colours (ideally in Christmassy greens and reds) or keep it classic with a little black dress and make accessories your statement.

Where to buy Christmas party dresses

Our favourite sequin Christmas party dresses

We. Love. Sparkles. Nothing says Christmas party quite like a dress covered completely in sequins. We’ve picked out our favourites here but this season the choices really are endless.

BRONZE SEQUIN TWIST FRONT BODYCON DRESS
BRONZE SEQUIN TWIST FRONT BODYCON DRESS

PrettyLittleThing

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Stephanie Star Embellished Short Dress - Black
Stephanie Star Embellished Short Dress - Black

Littlewoods

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SILVER SEQUIN PLUNGE WRAP BODYCON DRESS
SILVER SEQUIN PLUNGE WRAP BODYCON DRESS

PrettyLittleThing

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Our favourite block colour Christmas party dresses

If sparkles aren’t your thing then check out these block colour options for a more classic, but equally Christmassy, look.

River Island Pleat Sleeve Bodycon Dress- Black
River Island Pleat Sleeve Bodycon Dress- Black

Very.co.uk

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Our favourite day-to-night Christmas party dresses

If it’s an office Christmas party you’re attending then maybe what you need is one of these perfect day-to-night transformation pieces that can get you from the office to the dance floor in one easy step.

Marie Devore Dress - Copper Red, Chic Leopard
Marie Devore Dress - Copper Red, Chic Leopard

Boden

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Our favourite not-dress Christmas party dresses

Maybe you aren’t really a dress kind of girl, but you can still look fierce this Christmas! Why not opt for a sequinned jumpsuit or a sparkly top with skinny jeans and heeled boots? Depending on what your Christmas party involves (sporting activities?) this might be a more practical option too.

Michelle Keegan Sequin Crop Top Co-ord - Black
Michelle Keegan Sequin Crop Top Co-ord - Black

Very.co.uk

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SILVER SEQUIN COLLAR DETAIL LONG SLEEVE JUMPSUIT
SILVER SEQUIN COLLAR DETAIL LONG SLEEVE JUMPSUIT

PrettyLittleThing

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When do Christmas party dresses come out?

Retailers usually launch their Christmas and event lines in early or mid-November. Because November and December are such busy times of the year for events people start looking for the perfect outfit from as early as the beginning of November.

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