5 Holiday Dress Trends to Try This Season |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 3 January 2020

The holiday season is far from over… In fact, it kind of just started, what with New Year's Eve on the horizon. If you're still on the hunt for the perfect dress that will show how festive and fashionable you are, we have the ultimate selection for you here. Instead of throwing a random grouping of party dresses at you, we wanted to present you with five new party dress trends you should keep an eye out for. The trends ahead are inspired by the major themes we saw come down the F/W 19 runways, including goth romance, disco minis, and much more. Thanks to the freshness of the trends, buying a dress within each of these sartorial categories will ensure you show up to your functions looking anything but basic. You're welcome.

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Goth Romance

"Goth romance" was a major F/W 19 trend we're excited to take into the party dressing realm. Complete with lace, puffy sleeves, and romantic necklines to match, this is one easy way to give the whole LBD vibe an update.

Rotate

Number 27 Dress

Alice McCall

After Dark Shirred Corded Lace Midi Dress

Sea

Sequined Short Sleeve Dress

Topshop

Black Layered Maxi Dress by Lace Beads

Boudoir-Inspired

Take your idea of what should be worn inside the bedroom and incorporate it into your party attire. This includes everything from boning to bustiers and slips to lace.

Dion Lee

Vein Lace Pleated Corset Dress

Simply Be

Midi Slip Dress With Lace Trim

SVNR

Tunic Slip

Rosie Assoulin

Paneled Jersey and Silk-Organza Midi Dress

Disco Minis

It wouldn't be a party if someone wasn't wearing sequins, am I right? Use the holidays as your chance to either wear that sequin minidress sitting in the back of your closet or buy one of the brand-new ones below.

Urban Outfitters

Kyle Sequin Mini Dress

Rixo

Harriet Sequin Dress

Violeta

Sequin Wrap Dress

Zara

Shiny Dress

Crystal-Adorned

If sequined frocks aren't your thing, maybe crystal-adorned ones are. Be it on a strap, a trim, or an adornment tacked right on to the front, the addition of blingy crystals is the 2019 holiday energy we all need.

Christopher Kane

Black Squiggle Cupchain Crepe Dress

Area

Crystal-Embellished Lurex Mini Dress

Alessandra Rich

Crystal Embellishment Open Back Mini Dress

Michelle Mason

Wrap-Effect Crystal-Embellished Metallic Jersey Mini Dress

'80s Revival

Last but not least, we present to you the '80s-inspired party dresses that will have your mother feeling nostalgic and you feeling like the ultimate fashion girl.

Rotate Birger Christensen

Zebra-Print Twill Wrap Mini Dress

Reformation

Roshay Dress

Attico

Draped Stretch-Lamé Mini Dress

Magda Butrym

Mundo Dress

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