New Year’s Eve has a way of bringing out the maximalist in anyone, even if it means going a little bolder with your accessories. With undeniably fun details ranging from sequins and velvet to fringe and feathers, no occasion does party dressing quite like this one. However, if you’re in the mood to dial it down a couple notches without losing the festive element or if you want something that feels a little more polished than the standard party dress, try wearing a sleek body-con dress this New Year’s Eve. Thanks to the resurgence of ’80s trends, specifically the fitted micro-minidress, wearing a chic body-con will feel entirely on trend. In fact, we couldn’t pick a better time than now to wear it.
Ready to start shopping? We’ve rounded up our favorite body-con dresses on the market for you to wear the big night, no matter what you have planned. Check them all out below.
This color is so good.
Shiny and formfitting is all we need for NYE.
This is so chic.
Throw on some fun jewelry with this.
This dress will keep you warm.
An asymmetric neckline is always welcome.
We love this color.
This is so flattering.
Turn heads in this.
The OG body-con dress.
Definitely worth an Instagram or two.
We love an '80s-inspired dress.
You'll look so chic in this.
So pretty.
You'll never tire of wearing this.
Wear this with a pair of boots or heels.
Next up, see what our editors recommend wearing for NYE.
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