One velvet clothes item to rule them all! Saying all I mean all the winter and holiday parties and weddings, too. Velvet is perfect fabric that never goes out of style and getting a piece or two of it will make composing holiday and wedding guest outfits in colder seasons easier. Here are some cool velvet outfits that you can wear to fall, winter and holiday weddings.
Velvet Dresses
A velvet dress is a perfect piece to wear to a holiday or winter wedding: always on top, doesn’t require much styling, looks refined and elegant, matches both more relaxed and formal events. Choose a beautiful deep or vibrant tone like emerald, navy, burgundy and a design that appeals to you: a midi, mini or maxi, A-line or wrap dress and with any neckline that you like. Add a pair of neutral or embellished shoes and some shiny metallic jewelry, and that’s it, a chic outfit is ready. For a more fashionable touch, you may add a padded headband or some hairpins.
This beautiful black velvet A-line dress is paired with a padded headband and neutral shoes for a trendy and bold look.
Black and white are a classic combo, and getting a black velvet gown and white boots you will make up a bold outfit.
A maxi A-line dress is a timeless and very comfy solution, with which you can easily create a look.
This burgundy velvet midi dress shows off spaghetti straps, a ruffle and a sash, and black flat shoes are a nice match.
A halter neckline is a non-typical idea for velvet clothes, that's why this gown looks so unique and perfect as a wedding guest outfit.
This adorable burgundy maxi gown is worn with metallic shoes and accessories for an ultimate look.
This gown is extremely elegant and exquisite, burgundy velvet is timeless, and the plunging neckline makes it wow.
This dark green gown isn't a usual one, its sleeves look unique.
Drapings and pleats can make any basic velvet dress more eye-catching, add neutral heels and go.
Mini length is a cool solution, and a scallop edge makes the skirt cooler and bolder.
This green velvet maxi gown shows bold statement sleeves and a bodice, elegant vintage shoes and a shiny bag complete the look.
This dress stands out not only with its stripe print but also with a one shoulder neckline and a deep shade.
This coral velvet dress shows off an asymmetrical skirt, black sock boots are a nice pair.
You can seldom see printed velvet items, so wearing a floral velvet dress will make you look wow.
The outfit is more casual, with a black long sleeve, a mustard crushed velvet dress, red boots and a black bag.
This green and navy midi dress shows off creative color block, and the embellished shoes bring a party feel.
The stripe print echoes with the striped metallic shoes for an ultimately refined look.
A high low asymmetrical skirt adds interest and a unique touch to the classic piece.
The purple velvet slip midi dress is paired with a trendy leopard print jacket and classic two-tone slingbacks.
This orange velvet mini gown with puff sleeves is a gorgeous idea if you want to wear classics but in a fresh way.
Velvet Pantsuits
Why do you need to buy a velvet pantsuit? Because it works everywhere, from holiday parties to offices! Pick a tone that you like: red, burgundy, navy, black or dark green, and a look that is up-to-date: with an oversized blazer, accented shoulders or wide leg pants. Wear it with a lace or embellished top or with no top at all accenting the neckline with a lariat necklace. After the holiday season you may wear the pants and the blazer separately, with jeans or trousers and with some other bottom. Wear your suit with boots or shoes with pointed toes and add glam accessories.
This black velvet pantsuit shows off flare pants, and it's paired with a lace top and chic heels.
The black velvet blazer is accented with a sash that defines the waist, and the lacquer shoes add shine to the look.
A burgundy velvet pantsuit is a timeless wedding guest outfit idea, and after the party you can wear it, too, but separately.
If the blazer you are wearing is too oversized or you want to show off the curves, you can add a statement leather belt.
If you want to wear a top, consider a sequin one to add a festive feel to the outfit.
Crushed velvet is a creative idea to stand out from the crowd, its texture will make you look unusual.
Velvet and lace are a match made in heaven, and the reptile print clutch adds even more texture.
Green is always a nice color for winter and holiday weddings as it's traditional, add neutrals and go.
If you like deep emerald tones, they will be amazing for fall, winter and Christmas parties and weddings.
The elegant white blouse with a black bow and black minimalist heels are a perfect match for a green pantsuit.
Skip the shirt or the top and add glam and shiny chandelier earrings for a stronger party feel in the look.
A velvet pantsuit is timeless, wear it to parties, weddings, work after the holiday season, too.
A velvet tuxedo with no top is a super cool idea to look elegant, refined and sexy thanks to the deep neckline.
Prefer an oversized blazer with accented shoulders to make your velvet look edgy, and add sparkling shoes.
Rust is a non-traditional color for velvet and you will stand out with it a lot.
Refined deep and dark tones show the velvet texture to advantage, and shiny accessories make the look bold.
Other Velvet Outfits
A velvet skirt can be styled with a semi sheer top and refined heels to go to a less formal wedding. If you want to stand out, a velvet jumpsuit is always a good item, and pairing it with metallic heels, you’ll achieve a party feel in the look. Get inspired!
The burgundy velvet jumpsuit is a nice way to show off your figure and curves, and wideleg pants add a trendy feel.
The midnight blue is a bold solution if you want a dark tone but are tiered of black.
Blue is a cool jewel tone that shows velvet texture at its best, add metallic shoes and go.
A black semi sheer top paired with a mustard velvet midi look festive enough but not too much.