How to Pull Off All Red — Not Just Because It's the Holidays, but Because You Like It

Invest in a long maxi dress that does all the work for you. If you do want to make your look feel festive, opting for velvet and accessorizing with gold jewelry will do the trick.

Mix textures. Try rocking corduroys with suede boots and a leather bag.

Wear pants under your skirt to bring in just one more element of red.

Show a sliver of skin at the midriff, then offset your look with one unexpected accessory in a powdery hue.

Bring your outfit casual vibes with low-top sneakers.

Overalls and a chunky knit in a slightly different tone bring your look a playful touch.

Meet your cherry midi dress with cranberry knee-high boots that are darker in shade.

Swing a fanny pack around your waist to break up the look.

Of course, you could always invest in a power suit in your favorite shade of red.

If your monochrome look feels like "too much" when you look in the mirror, break it up a bit with a printed jacket.

A simple plaid that incorporates a medley of different shades works to break up your look.

If your purse incorporates a few different shades, it'll help bring your look together. This Loewe bag does the blending trick for you.

Accent your varying shades of red with dark accessories on the top and bottom.

Try achieving the look with a pair of tights. This style move will elongate your frame, especially when you're wearing heels.

While an abundance of red separates might give off "extreme" vibes, swinging your crossbody bag over the shoulder and going hands free will keep your look relaxed.

For a festive touch, swipe on a red lip and slip into green pumps, instead of the expected red or white.

Get kitschy about the monochrome look and go all out, opting for the brightest accessories in the most eye-catching materials.

Ground out your look with luxe kitten heels in a slightly darker tone.

Drive your point home with a pair of red lenses.

Loafers and a tailored coat keep your outfit looking sophisticated and polished, instead of over the top.

Add dimension to your outfit with texture — whether it's from your long cardigan, a pair of shoes, or hat.

Zara Double Breasted Tailored Jacket ($119) and Flared Flowing Trousers ($70)

Asos Coat with Extreme Collar ($158)

Pam & Gela Track Pants ($175)

Le Specs x Adam Selman The Last Lolita ($119)

Rebecca Minkoff Medium Je T'Aime Convertible Leather Crossbody Bag - Black ($295)

Jeffrey Campbell Jodeci Point Toe Mules ($125)

Mai Tai Plaid Flounce Skirt ($48)

Zara Dress With Buttons on Shoulder ($70)

Barneys New York Women's Velvet Wide-Leg Pants ($595)

Topshop Box Knee High Boots ($180)

Forever 21 Semi-Sheer Tights ($6)