12 Days of Holiday: Solid Gold

I hope you all have having a wonderful holiday season! 

Yesterday marked the start of Kwanzaa, and New Year's Eve is just around the corner.  I'm not a particularly religious person, but I love the themes of birth/re-birth, community, family, and giving that the winter holidays celebrate. 

A new year, in particular, is a time for reflection on the blessings and challenges of the past year.  A new year gives rise to the possibilities of change, renewal, and revitalization.  It's a time to celebrate the past, present, and the future.

No matter what I do for the evening, New Year's Eve is one of my favorite times.  With this special night just around the corner, I'm thinking of party fashion!

Dress:  The Limited (old)

Jacket:  The Limited

I'm still not sure what my New Year's plans will be.  For the last several years, New Year's Eve has consisted of music, snacks, sparkling grape juice, and board games with the kiddos as we counted down to the new year with the Times Square Ball drop on TV. 

This year, we are toying with the option of a New Year's Eve date night, so I'm having fun considering my wardrobe options.

Shoes:  Payless (old)

Clutch:  The Limited
Belt:  The Limited

This look has a slight 70s disco feel.  It's super comfortable and would be perfect for a drinks and dancing with the man. 

Tights could certainly be added for extra warmth.  Truth be told, I was freezing during these pictures, so if I were to wear this outfit, I'd be adding some fun printed tights.

Earrings:  The Limited

Do you celebrate New Year's Eve?  What are your plans for this year?  Know what you're wearing?

Hope you all had a Merry Christmas, a happy Hanukkah, a wonderful Pancha Ganapati, a joyous Yule, a fantastic holiday season...here's to making 2014 our best ever year!!!

For this dress in other looks, see here and here.
For this jacket in other looks, see here.

Put on your dancing shoes!

Happy Tuesday everyone!

Pants:  The Limited (Available here)
Blouse:  Ann Taylor Petites (No longer available on-line; see here)

Today's evening look would be perfect for dancing. This top makes me want to shimmy every time I put it on!

Previously, I have worn this top to work under blazers, but I always thought it was more appropriate as an evening top.

Clutch:  The Limited (Available here)
Shoes:  Target (Available here)

Paired with red pants, a polka dot clutch and simple stilettos, this outfit is fun and says that you don't take yourself too seriously.

Bangle:  The Limited

What would you wear to go dancing?

Like me on Facebook and upload a pic of your favorite dancing/evening look!

For these pants in another look, see here.
For this top in other looks, see here and here.