Your company’s holiday party: planned. Your date: confirmed. The mistletoe: strategically placed. Now there’s one thing left: your wardrobe. Herewith, some local options.
The toasting. The dancing. The copy machine shenanigans. Your in-office holiday bash requires a worthy jacket. The Belvest blazer at Stanley Korshak should do—it’s cashmere, it’s charcoal and it has hints of brick-red plaid stripes. Bonus: it’s made in Italy. Just like your date.
At this year’s soiree, you want to turn heads. Our recommendation: arrive by helicopter. Or, failing that, wear Hadleigh’s leopard-print slippers. They’re blue, they’re velvet and they have leather tassels. They’ll look great with your Employee of the Year trophy.
Let’s talk about your black-tie party checklist. Press the tux. Rehearse your toast. And most importantly, grab some conversation-starter cufflinks, like these silver ones with four-tone blue plaid stripes. Not that you’ve ever needed help starting a conversation.
It’s Dallas. It’s winter. It may rain. It may... drop all the way down to 40 or so. On those nights, grab this guy from Billy Reid. On the outside: 100% wool. On the inside: medallion suit lining. It’s like wearing a suit on your head. Kind of.
There’s nothing you can do about it: the ugly-sweater party is coming. But you’re not one to miss an eggnog-fueled event, so head to Dolly Python and grab a wool sweater with, say, Santas in chimneys or reindeer under mistletoe. Spoiler alert: built-in turtlenecks are involved.
