To ask what you wear on Christmas Day?

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Is it a formal affair where you wear your Sunday best or is it cosy pj’s all day long for you? A bit of both?

Xmas top/jumper, jeans and boots

Christmas jumpers, socks and jeans.

Just normal clothes. I might buy a sparkly jumper or top but normally I’m in the kitchen most of the morning cooking and then on the floor in the afternoon playing so Sunday best is a bit impractical.

I always plan an outfit, but it has to be comfortable. I wore a skirt one year, very pretty, but was a pain, laddered tights playing with neice and nephew. We also go our for a walk so need layers.

So will be jeans and a nice top!!

DC both love fashion so will put on any new stuff they've been given. DH and I wear normal clothes, though I will put on something a bit nicer than jeans and a tee shirt. I used to dress up but now I'm overweight I am more conscious of comfort than glamour.

Cosy Pjs for stockings, then jeans and a nice top for most of the day, then dress up to eat (we eat our Christmas meal in the evening)

Whatever we want! Unusually put on my Xmas jumper. I'll dig it out and start wearing it from the end of next week onwards.

I like to feel casual but fancy. We have to get dressed as we have to go to the in laws every Christmas Day AND Boxing Day. Usually I'll wear a dress with tights and boots. Or jeans with a Christmassy top and a bit of sparkle.

Comfortable normal house clothes ie yoga pants and top to do the morning prep, then change for 11.30 brunch into nice but not OTT top and trousers. Add a few layers for our traditional afternoon park walk then smarten up a bit for Xmas dinner at 5.30.

I would find the idea of everyone sitting around the dinner table in pyjamas very strange.

Usually an Xmas T-shirt and jeans if we’re going to family. If we’re staying at home it’s usually jogging pants and an Xmas Tshirt

Australia - too hot to dress up much, but we do wear Christmas t-shirts and maybe something a bit sparkly.

Normal everyday clothes, but I do have a dozen red sparkly xmas feather boas - which everyone has to wear. Whether they like it or not.

Pjs all day for us :) we don’t leave the house!

Dressed up. Most important meal of the year, respect to the family who will be joining me, house is decorated, table looks fantastic, why wouldn't I want to look my best?

(Mind, all my clothes are comfortable, so I've never felt the need for PJs to be comfortable.)

I've always worked in academic/research type scenarios, so have never had to wear high heels, immaculate make-up for work. I might feel differently if I spent most of the year putting effort into making myself smart. But as it is, any family get together is an excuse for making a bit of an effort.

Usually a nice dress, but this year PJs are likely as DS is due a few days before Christmas

We always either have family for dinner or go to said family so I usually have new pjs for our champagne and stocking breakfast, then we take dog for her walk the. Get the nice visitor clothes on. Usually a nice sweater dress and sparkly tights etc.

Sweater dress and opaques
Last year was plain black with a hint of glitter
This year navy and gold stripes

Marks and Spencer's "Fancy Little Knickers" and nothing else, of course.....

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-46279172

(joking.....)

Just a Christmas t-shirt and jeans. I usually cook Christmas dinner so jumpers are out the window or I'd cook myself!!

I go to my sisters & wear a nice top eg a sparkly jumper with jeans.

Normal clothes but our family Christmas is very relaxed, immediate family only. We have a big family party on Christmas Eve where we all get dressed up though.

It's a normal day and I wear normal clothes.

@Xenia - I will be
Pants and nothing else

Jeans and a nice top. It is a special day

We like to kind of dress up. Preferably in red or green

Last year I wore this from ASOS