What to wear on New Year's Eve: tips!!

A couple of years ago I did a really cute post talking about dresses you could wear on New Year's Eve. And I think I should do the same again.

I don't particularly like to go out during New Year's Eve, but I think this is the day to have fun choosing your outfit.
If you can't wear sequins and sparkly clothes on New Year's Eve, when can you???
Go crazy, have fun, and wear that outfit you won't wear any other day because you're too shy. Really, you won't regret it.

You can experiment with your hair and make-up too. Why not? 

Today I wanted to show you a couple of options. I'm choosing outfits you can buy at Zara, Mango, H&M,...because those stores are everywhere. Also, they're on the affordable side.
If you end up purchasing any of those outfits (or something similar), let me know =)




Hace unos años hice una entrada bastante apañada sobre que vestidos os podíais poner en Nochevieja. Y creo que debería hacer otra igual ahora.

No me gusta mucho salir durante Nochevieja, pero creo que es el día perfecto para jugar con la ropa que te vas a poner.
Si no te pones lentejuelas y ropa con mil brillos en Nochevieja, ¿cuándo?
Volveos locos, divertíos, y aprovechad para poneros lo que no os pondríais cualquier otro día porque os da demasiada vergüenza. En serio, no os vais a arrepentir.

Y también podéis experimentar con el pelo y el maquillaje. ¿Por qué no?

Hoy os quería dar un par de opciones. He elegido prendas que podéis comprar en Zara, Mango, H&M,...porque esas tiendas están en todos los países. Además, tienen precios más asequibles.
Si os compráis alguna de estas prendas (o algo similar), contádmelo =)



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  1. Anónimo21 de diciembre de 2014, 7:33

    Nice picks!
    I did need some inspiration! I wanted something nice and shiny but a bit comfortable as well, because I am going out to party ( and i do not like my feet dying at the end of the night)

    xx

    http://curvybird.blogspot.nl/2014/12/warm-cozy-my-scarf-collection.html

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    1. Unknown21 de diciembre de 2014, 8:18

      Glad to be of help!
      I hope you have a nice time in your party =)

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