1 Sequined Holiday Dress 5 Different Ways!

Updated on Dec 11, 2015 at 12:45 PM

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With a piece as vibrant and fun as a sequined dress, it's easy to see why women everywhere continue to reach for the iconic holiday piece year after year. We asked five women to put their own spins on this statement rose gold sequined dress. The result? Five totally different looks that are anything but one-dimensional. From glam to retro, worn alone or under unexpected pieces, here are surprisingly easy ways to create multiple standout looks, each different from the last. See how these ladies made the dress their own and how you can too.

Karissa Cox

Height: 5'9"

How Karissa styled it: "I wanted a holiday vibe but wanted the outfit to be well balanced, so I kept my accessories limited and styled the dress with my favorite faux-fur jacket and opaque black tights with simple black booties. I added a bold red lip for an extra pop."

Céline van Riemsdijk

Height: 5'4"

How Céline styled it: "During the holiday season, no party ensemble is complete without a little sparkle. Because this dress brings all the glitz and glamour, I kept the other elements of the outfit pretty low-key, adding a pop of color in the shoes and showing off my holiday spirit with my trusty Santa hat."

Stephanie Brown

Height: 5'5"

How Stephanie styled it: "I wanted to keep the rest of the outfit simple because the dress is the star. All it needed was a gray faux-fur jacket and dark lips. The tan shoes have a medium heel so I can keep them on all night!"

Jacqueline Wray

Height: 5'9"

How Jaqueline styled it: "Since the dress is so sparkly, I wanted to do something unexpected and make it a little grunge. Adding the vest and the knee-high boots make this a perfect look for a concert or a cocktail party."

Caitlin Strang

Height: 5'7"

How Caitlin styled it: "I wore a full midi skirt to make the dress feel more 'me.' The look is playful and flirty while still being festive and sparkly. I normally wouldn't pair gold sequins with forest green, but I think they work nicely together in this situation."