What are you wearing Christmas Day?

[kate1296]

Trying to find a nice dress nothing uncomfortable as want to obviously play with Los and cooking but do want to feel dressed up! What are you all planning to wear? X

Place mark. Struggling to find something

Ooh I know this already

(BTW , at Easter I was chatting to my DDad about last Christmas. He couldn't remember what my lovely table setting was like . It was pale blue, took loads of effort to find, not a really festive colour.
But I couldn't remember what I wore ................. )

This year:
early morning, I have Primark leggings (Nordic print, I'm too old for the gingerbread men sadly) a brown Uniqlo vest/bra long top and white cotton robe - Hot Flushes)

Day will be black brocade pattern leggings (I wore last year) with my new Primark sequin jumper [classy )

I shall be wearing the above gingerbread man leggings with a denim skirt and plain red jumper ( also classy) 😂

I'm wearing tartan leggings and a long black lightweight jumper, probably with festive dashes of baby sick and snot

Pjs most of the day!

When my mum comes over I will put on my comfy jeans and tunic top which I seem to wear all the time.

I really need some new clothes!

Ohh ok, I'm now wearing gingerbread leggings

Sheep

My work uniform

I don't know!

Gingerbread man pjs in the morning but I need to at least get dressed for going round to mums after lunch. Booo!

It needs to be cheap, comfy and BF friendly.... I'm not hopeful!

Jeans and a penguin jumper.

frikadela hope the day at work isn't too bad, I've done a few and really quite like the atmosphere.

I bought the 'Francesca' dress from Boden this year - it's not festive as such, I just really like it and couldn't otherwise justify the cost. Will add a bit of sparkle makeup wise.

Hoping to wear black leggings, long line vest top and I sparkly silver jumper. Could potentially be in a nightie screaming the hospital down.
I suddenly have very little sympathy for anyone who complains about having a December birthday. Baby was more then welcome to make an appearance 3 weeks ago but appears to want to hold on in there to as close to the big day as possible

Red Boden colour block dress from a few seasons ago, it's comfy but looks smart. (With either black or red tights/ Leggins depends on heat inside!)

Dark green fit and flare dress from Dotty P. It has a sort of crochet lace trim on the cuffs (3/4 sleeves) and hem. It looks nice but feels like a nightie

Bit like heyhey- teal coloured fit and flare dress made of lovely soft stretchy lace and lining. Soooo comfy but looks nice too.

A onesie until lunch time, then jeans and a Christmas jumper. Dhs grandad requests a photo of us all round the table wearing shitty jumpers every year.

We get dressed up Christmas Eve. We go out for lunch and then see the panto. I have black skinny jeans, nude heels and a teal Ted Baker blouse.

This dress with grey shrug, fishnets and silver t bar flats

Jean with the top button undone

I'm wearing a teal-ish knitted skirt, made by my sister, over leggings with a black top.

And my Christmas slippers from my mum when I open them

Just got a bee-yoo-ti-ful frock from Nancy Mac after having looked like a scruffbag for past 5 years. Looking forward to feeling glam

Er, joggers and a tshirt! Never dress up for Christmas Day, it's a day to relax not primp and preen

Jeans and a sparkly top, it's all about comfort here, rather than dressing up, which I find a chore. I spent an hour doing hair, make-up and clothes for works night out last night and am glad that's over for another year.

A dressy dress,still have to buy it yet though!The most disorganized I've ever been this year.

Reiss floaty top and black skinnies. Meeting the parents for the first time so don't want to look like a slob.

Jeans, Joules shirt and either North Face slippers (the famous "ugly" ones from the bargain thread!) or North Face boots.
I don't "do" floaty dresses or leggings

Not really had time to give my outfit much consideration but I'll be accessorising with DP's balls for earrings if he carries on................