By Lauren Adhav
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November and December are the months that seem relaxing because you're winding down at the end of the year. Sounds nice in theory, but I'm sure your schedule actually consists of countlessplans and events with family, friends, and co-workers. While the calendar tends to fill up quickly this time of year, one thing I do always look forward to is a good ol' fashioned holiday party.
It really gives off all the festive vibes, and attending one is an excuse to dress up and show out. You might be stressing about whatparty dressto wear, but I'm here to tell you it's all about the accessories. From sky-high rhinestone platforms and metallichandbags to shoulder-dusting fringeearrings and plaid headbands, there are so many ways you can level up your holiday outfit. Here, I rounded up 38 of the best accessories that were basically made to be worn to any soirée you have coming up. It's all in the details, right?
Bags
Cult Gaia
Hera Nano Shoulder Bag
This IG-famous bag is popular for a reason, and it's basically made to bring the party vibes.
Ganni
Pouch Mini Bag
This bag will go with any look, and it has more subdued sparkle to break up the solid black hue.
Paco Rabanne
1969 Small Moon Brass Top Handle Bag
Thisgold chainmail bag will receive so many compliments.
Staud
Bean Shearling Bag
Go all in on texture with a shearling shoulder bag in this gorgeous burgundy shade.
Marge Sherwood
Bessette Shoulder + Strap Metallic Bag
If you'reonly bringing the basics, this little metallic design is perfect.
Shoes
Mach & Mach
Double Bow Iridescent Mules
Couldn't resist including some drool-worthy Mach & Mach heels.
Stine Goya
Silver Nadine Heels
The ankle strap on these square-toe mules ensures your feet won't slip out.
Zara
Rhinestone Chunky High Heel Platforms
You'll definitely turn heads in these extra-tall platforms.
Saint Laurent
Blade Metallic Leather Slingback Pumps
These are anything but your typical basic slingback heels.
The Reformation
Mimi Buckle Pump
These are reminiscent of a certain pair of ruby red slippers,don't you think?
Larroude
Kate Boot
If you're keeping things a little more low-key, these dark green booties are subtler, but they still look incredibly luxe.
Black Suede Studio
Vera Double Strap Slide Sandal
Holiday party attire doesn't have to be all reds and greens you know. Opt for these hot pink heels with silver buckles to stand out.
Prada
Logo Crystal Loafer
High heels are fun and all, but these loafers are comfortable and make just as much of a statement.
Jewelry
Emma Pills
Diva Crystal Earrings
How stunning are these shoulder-dusting fringe earrings?
Mango
Velvet Heart Pendant Necklace
Heart pendants are a very big jewelry trend right now, and this one on a velvet ribbon will look so cute for the holidays.
Mango
Pearl Pendant Earrings
The imperfect texture on the metal makes these earrings different from your regular gold hoops.
Brinker & Eliza
Ashley Necklace
The faceted silver metal shapes on this chain kind of look like tiny disco balls.
Mounser
Exclusive Convertible Rhodium-Plated Crystal Hoop Earrings
These sculptural earrings have removable Swarovski crystals, but you should definitely leave them on for more of a wow factor.
& Other Stories
Rainbow Gemstone Choker
This multicolored rhinestone necklace will go with so many outfits.
Fry Powers
Lydia Collar Necklace
An enamel necklace with sparkling topaz gems will get you so many compliments.
Hair
Room Shop
Giant Organza Scrunchie
Make your ponytail the star of the night with an oversize scrunchie.
Jennifer Behr
Cleo Bow Barrette
A velvet ribbon is a classic hair accessory for the holidays, but this one has some added sparkle.
Prada
Crystal-Embellished Silver-Tone Barrette
These Prada barrettes with rhinestone fringe will dress up your hairstyle while keeping flyaways out of your face. The best of both worlds!
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Lauren Adhav
Freelance Fashion Editor
Lauren Adhav is a freelance fashion editor based in Los Angeles. Originally from Orlando, Florida, she always wanted to work at a fashion magazine. After finally getting an internship at Town & Country in 2015, she moved to New York City and continued to get her footing in the industry with stints at Cosmopolitan, W magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and Moda Operandi. In 2017, she returned to Cosmo full time, starting off as the beauty and fashion editorial assistant and working her way to fashion editor. She contributed to both the website and print issues, pitching new ideas, forecasting trends, covering red carpet events, and informing the overall coverage and brand voice.
After five years in NYC, she moved to the West Coast for the sunshine and the change of pace. As a freelance fashion editor, she still contributes to Cosmo and now Who What Wear. She's always trying to get ahead of the next big trend before it goes mainstream and loves discovering fashion brands with a unique point of view (Chopova Lowena, Sandy Liang, and Bode being some of her current favorites). She also spends an unhealthy amount of time online shopping for the perfect piece, and now that she's in L.A., she's rediscovering her soft spot for malls. On the weekends, you can find her walking around the Silver Lake Reservoir, trying to catch up on her tan at Venice Beach, and probably ordering a Chinese chicken salad at Joan's on Third.
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