While I will be in my pajamas (and likely in bed) when the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, I still wanted to share a few of my favorite festive outfits with you for IF I were to go out on the town this New Year's Eve! Here are some looks to inspire your party-going attire! Check it out… 

Party Girl — This look screams "party!" It's fresh and fun and a little 80's inspired with the layered tulle. Add in a rhinestone belt for a little sparkle, and it has New Year's Eve written all over it.

Party Girl: Sister Jane dress*, I.F.A. belt*, & Other Stories shoes (past season).

Avant Garde Chic— This vintage top is supremely unique and fun and deserves to make its way into the start of a new decade! Since it's such a show-stopper, I paired it with slim jeans to balance the volume of the top and accented it with my favorite metallic pink boots.

Avant Garde Chic: vintage top, Goldsign pants (past season), Anine Bing shoes (past season).

Floating into 2020 — This beautiful nude dress would make an amazing wedding dress, bridesmaids dress, or a beautiful piece to wear to the ballet. But, if you're looking for something soft and pretty for a New Year's Eve dinner or special event, I love this one. I added a darker shade of pink heels for a truly romantic pink-on-pink look.

Floating into 2020: Damaris Bailey dress*, Loeffler Randall shoes (past season).

Stroke of Midnight — This piece is a bit more conservative for New Year's Eve with its longer sleeves and skirt, but is perfect nonetheless for an evening of celebration. The dark green is accented with tiny coral dots, and I paired it with this bright pink faux fur stole and silver heels.

Stroke of Midnight: Oak + Fort dress*, J.Crew faux fur (past season), Loeffler Randall shoes (past season).

Which one would you wear to a NYE soiree?! No matter what you have planned, I hope you all have an amazing holiday and New Year's!

{Photos by Lily Glass. Outfit styling by Joy Cho, Concept/Production/Styling by Julia Wester, Production Assistance by Jess Hong. Written by Joy Cho and Traci Michael.}