What do you wear on Xmas day?

[DippyDino]

I can't decide what I'm going for... I can hardly wear glittery heels and a sparkly to prance around on the Wii and cook dinner...

But jeans and a t-shirt seems a bit un-special.

Dazzle me with yer yuletide ensembles, o mumsnetters!

oh bugger off . Christmas is not for ages yet.

ffs
get over november yet

glittery knitwear tastic

I go for the heels and sparkly dress myself

I like dressing up for Christmas. Will be wearing last year's outfit as was ill last Christmas and didn't get to wear it.

Pyjamas, it's Xmas. I do comfort in a BIG way at Xmas

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imn nwo wearing heels to cook and hold in farts all day

having a 1970's theme this year so I think a long dress a la Margo Ledbetter will be in order for me.
DH will be sporting high waisted slacks and a nylon polo. (AS if, but he will grow a noustache!)

That would be a moustache.

Normal stuff.

Normal 'at home' clothes.

A&F track pants and nice jumper. If I wore smart clothes I wouldn't be able to eat much, elasticated waists are the way forward for Xmas food binges.

umm jeans and a top

We don't do dressing up at Christmas. Some people would say DP doesn't do dressing up ever.

I make the effort to get dressed before midday but only 'cos DH's parents come round. That's quite good for me.

I have copied my sisters tradition and always wear a red top on Christmas day. I tend to start off wearing smart, dressy shoes, but they are usually off before dinner and my slippers are on!

i have been known to stay in my PJ's for a couple of days at christmas! i think if i didnt have to go out i would live in them!

when i was younger/thinner/trendier i used to dress up!

something pretty? that i decide on that morning???

pmsl sally

um, stay in my pj's until dinner is done, then something nice and sparkly

Our family rule is that you have to wear the clothes you get given on Xmas day...

So presents are opened in PJs and dressing gowns, and then you get dressed.....

Good taste does not come into it, as issues of 'style', 'co-ordination' and so forth are not acceptable excuses for failure to wear gift items.

The only nod to common sense is that we are allowed to supplement gift items with pre-owned items if there are any 'gaps' in your outfit - which was very lucky the year I only got given a pair of pants and some socks .

I don't care that it's only November. I'll join in with you.

I had a throughly miserable Christmas Day last year and didn't even get dressed. With hindsight I think that made me feel even more miserable so this year I'm wearing this. At just £45.00, any gravy covered sprouts that leap off my fork won't have me ringing the Christmas Samaritans.

PJ's normally, but visiting family this year so best make an effort

shorts and a t-shirt, possibly a tank top.

pjs or maybe jeans tshirt am staying home just me and dc so what ever we pull on or dont so could be pjs most of the day

Considering im due to give birth on the 11th December I shall be wearing anything that fits and is comfortable.

Like the dress Amandoh

I don't get this dressing up for Christmas Day thing if you are just at home.

christmas is 57 days away (and this IS the Christmas topic ) Plus Advent starts this month.

I usually wear something semi smart - after all the Camera "will" be out. But don't do the getting really dressed up thing after having had it forced onto me as a kid