What's everyone wearing on Christmas Day?

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Apologies if there has been a thread on this, I couldn't see one. Be nice to see outfit inspiration!

A plaid shirt, grey joggers and thick willy socks. No bra!

…Willy socks….? My mind is boggling!

Probably jeans and a jumper, having a quiet Christmas here😊

Thermal leggings, thermal long sleeved vest, woolly jumper, waterproof coat, possibly waterproof trousers, bobble hat, sturdy boots. My statement necklace will be a waterproof map case on a cord round my neck. Perhaps not quite as glam as some on here but appropriate to the situation.

As you were though, back to the dresses and sequins, they all sound fab.

That sounds exciting though @RedVanYellowVan! Am I allowed to ask what you'll be doing?

Black jeans and a Christmas jumper. Comfort over style, for sure. I've put some weight on this year (understatement!) so I just don't feel right wearing dresses right now.

Sequin shorts , tights and a polo neck short jumper

I've just bought a pair of fluff lined sequin slippers at Primark for this exact purpose... Tacky, but perfect for Christmas day!

The viral H&M white sequin bow back dress, thick black tights

You'll not get any inspiration from me OP, I'm quite sure.

I'm home alone with the dog until after lunch (DP will be working) and so will just be in something comfortable same as any other day. We don't dress up for Christmas and just like to be comfortable - not PJ's or Novelty Christmas jumpers or anything, just normal loungewear of the type that you'd be perfectly happy to answer the door in.

I’m going to wear one of my Ghost dresses. The one I have in mind has a crepe under dress with a lace over dress, mid calf length. I daren’t wear anything satin as I’m cooking Christmas lunch and I’m bound to get something greasy on it.

I’ll wear Mary Jane shoes and black sheer tights.

I’m really looking forward to it!

AtillaTheHon trekking across moorland in the South West. Looking about as unglam as it's possible to be no doubt! Particularly if it rains.

Comfy slippers in the evening though.

Christmas jumper dress - I have two - one is light grey with sparkles running through it and Scandi design on the front and the other is black with sparkly snowflakes on it . With thick tights and slipper boots - although if I go for the black dress may need to be leggings rather than tights as it's shrunk in length and more like oversized sweater now !

I have a green velvet midi dress - kind of slouchy off the shoulder. I'm going to put a fine knit slash neck sweater under it for warmth. Thick black tights and black mid heel sock boots. I have a black wool jacket if I'm cold but hoping heating will be on a lot as elderly PIL coming who are coming from a house with an aga and wood burner so don't handle the cold well. If I lose on the heating front, I'll just up my prosecco chambord game to keep me warm 😂

work uniform 😂

Very jealous of everyone dressing up for Christmas Day. I’m going to relatives who don’t have central heating and keep the back door open all year round so the dogs can go in and out. I’ll have multiple layers on including thermals - very glamorous.

Green Velvet Beulah Dress

Leggings and a nice top most likely - I'm trying to lose weight so don't want to draw too much attention to my figure.

I have a pair of green velvet sparkly trousers from Sainsbury's. Not sure about the top half though.

Black cargo jeans,I have a cute Christmas t shirt & a Christmas hoodie, either fluffy socks or my trusty pumas on the feet

We go to a country pub for lunch, I've always worn a nice but jersey/relaxed fit dress with boots but more recently everyone else seems to be wearing Xmas Jumpers.

I have a fine knit bright red jumper with glitter stars on it that I call my Christmas jumper so might just wear that with a larger pair of jeans (room for food!) or stretchy trousers.

Shame though because I rarely get to wear a dress these days.

Navy tailored trousers - one size too big now but still look and feel great - from Jaeger with a lovely navy and cream jumper from Warehouse which was an Ebay bargain in the summer.

@RedVanYellowVan can I come for Christmas with you? Sounds just like my kind of day!

We are spending part of the day at OH family's house and have been told to "dress smartly" 🙄

As someone who lives in joggers and hoodies, and doesn't get the whole dressing up when not going anywhere thing, I'll plump for cargo trousers (elasticated waist and very comfy) and a roll neck jumper.

I think the house will be cold too, so the cargo trousers will hide my lovely cosy heat holder sockies!

Pyjamas

I get that pyjamas are comfortable, but I hate not getting dressed. Most days I wear jeans and jumpers or leggings/joggers and jumpers which are just as comfortable as pyjamas.