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What sort of thing do you wear for Christmas Day?
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Pjs in the morning for unwrapping pressies (All new for everyone on Xmas Eve that the Elves leave for us), new smart comfy outfits for the kids ( jeans and a shirt/ jumper normally) jeans and shirt for OH and something comfy for me (normally nice jeans and a top) as I'm usually running round all day making sure everyone is happy LOL
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My family always tries to dress up semi-formally so I normally go for the high heels and dress combo, but not too dressed up!0
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Something comfy but still nice as we go to the pub for before dinner drinks and meet friends/family.
Last year I wore a purple long top with jewels around the neckline and leggins. If I get something clothes wise/bag wise for Christmas I try to make an effort to wear it.
It doesnt have to be something new on the day but I like something with a bit of sparkle, it is Christmas day after all!
I'm getting Ugg boots for Christmas this year, so hopefully I will be walking down to the pub in them! Nice and cosy x :xmastree:Trainee Wakeboarder, Fashion and celebrity devotee!0 -
Just usual clothes. I'll be cooking so don't really want to be weatring anything posh.Debt cleared! [strike]£13,128[/strike] £0!!!
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It's all about the loungwear my friend :beer: Oversized Jack Wills/A&F/Canterbury trackies, Ugg boots and A&F/Jack Wills hoody or tshirt with a pashmina...and big earrings! Weeeeeeee!:j
If there are peeps coming for dinner then it's nice jeans and a (tesco) cashmere sweater or the like!
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If we're staying at home we wear new PJs, lovely & comfy. If we're going out (normally to my mums or the in-laws) we all get dressed up in new, smart looking gear, its the only time my family see's me all dressed up unless one of them is babysitting, lolYou cant take a step forward with both feet on the ground0
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I have bought i cute black dress from river island which i found in my local charity shop for £6.
It has a lacy neckline and flares out in a soft jersey material so nice and cofy but smart.
Hubby will be wearing jogging bottoms as usual.0 -
We dress up for Christmas day - not prom dresses but smart dress / skirt and top outfit with heels (which doubles up with works night out), the men wear shirts & trousers.
We do the PJ's all day thing on New Years Day in our house.0 -
We were all going to stay in our p-j's until dh invited my sister and her family for xmas dinner, so I will either wear black trousers and a nice top or skirt/top nothing too fancy. the boys will wear combats and a character tee that they have been bought for christmas0
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