What The Fashion Team Are Wearing On Christmas Day

This Christmas, I’m really looking forward to wearing this velvet set  from Asceno. I love how it looks chic but is still really simple and comfortable. To dress it up, I will add these earrings  by Sophie Whitelaw and these rose detail satin heels by Mango. To complete the look, I'll add this clutch  from COS, which looks so expensive. 

I often rely on a pair of stylish PJs on Christmas Day – but when I do want to make a little more effort, silk trousers and a cool but cosy knit is a great alternative. I love these fluffy shoes for something fun (the fluffy shoe trend still going strong) plus a pair of Fair Isle socks to keep things festive.

I’ve opted for a pretty, voluminous cream top from Soft Goat – I’m not hosting this year, so I can finally get away with big sleeves and lighter colours. I’ve styled it with smart black barrel-leg jeans from Rohe to keep things modern, finishing with slip-on shoes because comfort is always key. A subtle hint of tartan adds a festive touch without feeling too obvious.

On Christmas Day, I like to keep things simple but elevated – pieces that feel comfortable yet still pulled together. This soft Intimissimi cashmere high-neck is an easy foundation, styled with relaxed denim and a suede belt to add texture. A Fair Isle knit nods to festive dressing, while ribbed socks and a faux-fur jacket finish the look. It’s comfortable, unfussy and just polished enough for the day.  

I’m spending Christmas Day in Atlanta which always starts with church, so a Sunday-best look feels entirely fitting. I love the sharp silhouette of a red pencil skirt and the satin finish gives it that elevated, occasion-ready feel that’s perfect for the day. I’ll balance out the look with a fitted fine-knit top, letting the leopard-print trench take centre stage as the hero layer. A delicate gold star necklace offers a subtle nod to the meaning of Christmas, while brown satin slingback heels and a mixed croc belt pull the whole look together.