We all love a bit of sparkle. Be it a jewel encrusted clutch bag or a sequin adorned cardigan, a bit of bling can go a long way in giving your outfit that all important seasonal update. This season, the perfect way to get the look that will unleash our inner magpies, is the Embellished Collar Dress. With all the glitz but less of the Gary Glitter, the embellished collar dress is a modern and understated way of embracing the glam revival trend.
Here are our top 5:
Paprika: Beaded Chiffon Dress
A show-stopper of a dress, this Paprika: Beaded Chiffon Dress is bound to turn heads. In black chiffon and with flared sleeves, this embellished collar dress is very Florence Welch. Performing at the Chanel Spring/Summer show earlier this week, it is pretty clear the girl’s got style, which definitely validates this dress’ place in our top 5! Wear this gorgeous LBD with black patent heels and gold luxe earrings for an even more lavish look.
Very.co.uk: South: Embellished Dress
The peter pan collar has really taken off this season along with the sixties vibe that designers aspired to on the catwalk this Autumn/Winter. In an eternally chic nude colour, this South: Embellished Dress is the epitome of understated elegance. The bead embellishment of the collar is also in a muted nude shade corresponding to the detailing on the cuffs. In a shift cut, this embellished collar dress will have a flattering effect for anyone wanting to disguise a big bust or waist. When accessorising this elegant dress, remember less is more. A chunky necklace or bracelet will distract attention away from the embellishment itself, so keep it simple. Team with black heels to balance out the outfit with a different colour.
Miss Selfridge: Navy Beaded Shift Dress
Navy and gold has always been an attractive colour combination. Remember the nautical trends of summer? Well the brains behind Miss Selfridge have cleverly made the timeless combination fit for autumn in the form of this Navy Beaded Shift Dress. The gold stud detailing gives this floaty frock a tougher edge while still retaining its femininity, making this a unique take on the embellished collar dress. Accessorise with a skinny belt with gold studs to create the enviable hourglass figure.
John Lewis: Oasis Peter Pan Embellished Collar Dress, Red
If you don’t own a red dress yet, this Oasis: Peter Pan Embellished Collar Dressfrom John Lewis is the perfect excuse to get one. The Christmas season is just around the corner and with all those office parties to attend, this sassy little number will have you ready to party your way into the New Year. This embellished collar dress has long sheer sleeves and a pleated panel to the front for some added detail. Not that it needs much more detail! The sequined peter pan collar is fabulously glam and is the focal point of the dress. The embellishment would complement a pretty shoulder length hair cut or a sleek bob perfectly as the collar will draw attention to your face. For added warmth, wear with some classic opaque tights but be sure to avoid the on-trend patterned tights that are all over the high street this autumn. Pattern plus sequin embellishment will equal an indefinite fashion disaster, so keep it simple.
Warehouse: Embellished Collar and Cuff Dress
This Embellished Collar and Cuff Dress from Warehouse is a modern and elegant twist on the LBD. More fitted on the waist compared to other shift dresses in our top 5, this grown-up piece will show off all your curves without revealing too much flesh. The sheer sleeves are sexy yet sophisticated and even better, will ward off the cold when it comes to a night out on the town. Styling long hair into a lady-like up do will draw attention to the glitzy neckline for an ultra glam look. Slap on your favourite red lippy and a pair of killer red courts for that sultry edge.
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