And Now, Winter Birthday Outfits Actually Worth Celebrating
Celebrating a birthday is kind of a big deal, even more so when it’s your own. And let’s be honest: When you’ve got a winter birthday, the cold weather can often keep you from pulling out that new party dress. Don’t let the dropping temperatures keep you from putting your best foot forward, though. You’re the center of attention, and it’s your time to shine.
We love a good reason to get all dressed up with a new outfit, and your birthday is one of them. After all, it’s a moment that’s all about you. What better way to celebrate another year around the sun than dressing the part? With your closest friends at the party, everyone will want to get the perfect Instagram shot with the birthday girl, so you’ll want to dress accordingly. To get you started, we’ve found some of our favorite looks that will keep you warm and cozy while you’re blowing out those birthday candles without compromising your style. You’ll be sure to stand out in the best way possible. Below, see the outfits and shop them to re-create each look for your own party.
Choose a long-sleeve metallic sequin dress to keep warm while also making sure all eyes are on you. Add a pop of color via your accessories.
If you're a more minimal dresser, dress up your classic blazer look with a pair of pants with just the right amount of sheen.
Got a thing for brights? Pairing two colors that are similar to each other will create a simple but impactful outfit.
Stay extra cozy and comfortable by pairing your warmest sweater with a metallic pleated skirt.
Layer a dress over your pants for extra warmth, and then top it off with a coordinating wool coat.
Make a summer dress ready for the winter by layering a turtleneck in a similar shade underneath. You'll look warm and chic.
Keep your look simple yet festive with dark hues added with a bit of metallic shine from your boots.
Opting for a velvet ensemble will make you look super luxe for your birthday.
Available in sizes 35.5 to 40.How fun are these kitten heels?Next, read how French girls accessorize in the winter.
This post was published at an earlier date and has been updated.
