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Think beyond red-and-green this Christmas with these creator-inspired fits!

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The season demands that you dress in the most festive outfit while you decorate the tree. And these content creators' inspired outfits might just be what you need.

By the time Christmas actually arrives, most of us already feel tired of the same outfit ideas that show up every single year, the predictable reds, the obvious greens, the all-at-once sparkle that looks festive but also feels like something we’ve already worn, seen or scrolled past a hundred times before. You want to dress for the occasion, of course, but you also don’t want to look like you picked your outfit straight out of a Christmas Pinterest board from 2019, which is usually where the confusion begins. What do you wear when you want to feel festive but still look like you, when you want something appropriate for brunches, office parties, dinners or city walks, but not something that blends into the crowd? It’s about rethinking Christmas dressing through colour, texture, layering and mood, showing that festive style can feel familiar without being boring, and celebratory without trying too hard.

Keeping all of that in mind, we’ve rounded up a list of festive outfit ideas inspired by some of our favourite creators, so you have a few fresh directions to look at when the usual options start feeling a little too familiar. 

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These looks by Kritika and Deeksha Khurana prove that red will always be a Christmas win

You can take cues from the Khurana sisters' all-red moment if you’re in the mood to go bold this Christmas. Their looks lean into classic festive colour without feeling costume-y. It’s the kind of outfit choice that works just as well for a Christmas brunch or a city stroll as it does for low-key holiday plans with friends. If you’re bored with predictable sparkles and sequins, this is your sign to let red do all the talking.

Prajakta Koli shows how to do festive dressing the polished way

You can take inspiration from Prajakta Koli's black festive look if your Christmas plans lean more polished than playful. While red remains a festive classic, this outfit shows how darker, elegant tones can work just as well for formal holiday settings. The structured silhouette and minimal styling make it ideal for office parties, brand events or evening gatherings where you want your outfit to feel festive, but refined.

Prerna Massey serving festive with an edge 

Prerna Massey shows how festive and edgy dressing can come together effortlessly. A red statement sweater brings in the Christmas vibe, while shimmery silver leggings introduce a subtle sparkle. For your own Christmas look, try styling a cosy knit with an unexpected element like metallic textures or bold footwear to break the predictability. Finishing the outfit with a small festive accessory is an easy way to make it season-appropriate without going overboard.

A classy way to do Christmas shimmer, inspired by Sakshi Sindwani

Sakshi Sindwani shows how leaning fully into festive glamour can make a strong style statement. For your Christmas outfit, don’t shy away from head-to-toe shimmer if the silhouette is well-balanced. Coordinated sets are an easy way to look put-together. This look is a reminder that Christmas dressing is the perfect excuse to go bold and unapologetically sparkly.

Ritvi Shah's a chic white Christmas look

You can try Ritvi Shah’s look if you’re drawn to understated glamour with a festive twist. Her white, body-hugging dress stands out for its intricate, almost vintage-style detailing and clean silhouette and just proves that Christmas outfits don’t always have to be loud or glitter-heavy to make an impact.

Masoom Minawala’s laid-back festive look

This look by Masoom Minawala is a good reminder that Christmas outfits don’t have to be overdone to feel festive. The easy takeaway here is leaning into layers and muted tones instead of obvious festive colours. It’s easy, layered and practical, making it a great reference for daytime plans, winter outings or travel-heavy schedules during the holidays.

Hope these inspire you to think out of the box. What is your favorite thing about Christmas? Tell us in the comments below! 

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