Versatile Elegance with Tri-Tone Lace

Seasonal Elegance

As the holiday seasons starts to ramp up fully over the next couple of weeks, I will bet that you may need a dress or two, whether it be for an evening cocktail/dinner party or a daytime soiree. Although I love my holiday reds and truly plan on embracing them this festive season (like with this dress), some events just call for a more toned-down look. As the Maggy London brand ambassador this fall/winter season, I’ve been having fun trying out lots of the different styles. What I love most about Maggy is that I can rely on the styles to be elegant and form flattering, yet still on trend! There really is something for every occasion!

Tri-Color Lace

This time of year is quite magical, despite the colors of the earth turning brown and gray. The crisp air carries some extra energy with it, and in my opinion, it is most certainly the spirit of Christmas. Now, while I don’t believe there is such a thing as starting Christmas decor too early, I also feel it is important to be sensitive for non-holiday themed events. My sister’s birthday is the last day of November (happy birthday, Abbey!!), and my mom always waits until it has passed to start decorating for Christmas. Despite this, we have all been listening to Christmas music since August (my car syncs with my phone and starts playing holiday tunes right away every time I start the car…don’t ask me why).

This multi-tonal lace of navy, burgundy, and purple embody those rich, bold hues we have come to associate with fall, while offering a festive transition into the holiday season! Plus, it doesn’t hurt that the cinched-waist sheath style is super flattering. I suppose I should let you be the judge on that last bit,,,but I certainly felt great in this number!

Outfit Details

Maggy London tri-color lace halter sheath dress
 Calvin Klein burgundy suede t-strap pump (sold out, similar here and here) 
J.Crew crystal cluster earrings

What colors are you looking forward to wearing this upcoming season?
xo -L

Thanks to Maggy London for making this post possible.