7 Interesting Ways to Style a Sequin Skirt This Year
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@emnittaMaking a strong case for tonal sequins, Emna lets her pink skirt shine (quite literally) by teaming it with a pared-back knit. Simple additions, including a glossy grab bag, heels and hoops, keep the look elevated enough for the evening.
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@claudia_berresfordIf you were under the impression that you have to choose between sequins and cosy clothes, think again. Claudia shows us all how to merge the two, and we like it a lot. This is one way to make sure eyes are all firmly on the glitzy skirt. Make sure you wear a great pair of shoes, too.
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Getty ImagesWhen you've got work at 9 a.m. and cocktails at 9 p.m., this "work on top, party on the bottom" look is just the ticket. Want to make it more daytime-ready? Switch the heels to a pair of New Balance sneakers.
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@clairewakemanCreating a throwback rock-festival vibe, Claire pairs a mini sequin number with a classic band tee. Keep it fall/winter appropriate with a throw-on laid-back coat and chunky lace-up boots.
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@heartzeenaA two-piece somehow feels less in-your-face than a sequin dress. Zeena keeps the look effortless by wearing her signature socks and sandals. The Rotate Birger Christensen set below will look so good with a grey chunky cardigan and boots.
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@joy_montyWho What Wear's shopping editor, Joy, has already tried on all the best bits for party season over at Rixo. One way to wear this diamond (in more ways than one) midi is with an equally as jazzy polo top. Luckily for us all, we can shop this exact power pairing. Thanks, Joy.
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@babbaWe've already gushed about how much we adore a skirt-and-sweater set, and our love continues way into party season. Edging slightly towards disco-ball territory, Babba shows how even full sequins can look relaxed if you go for an oversize top. Sunnies make it the perfect brunch/Christmas lunch look. Excuse us while we copy this immediately.
