Wearing pajamas all day is so 2020! I don’t know about you, but I’m so over half-dressed Zoom cocktail parties and all other so called “social” virtual events. I want to see real people in person. I want to order a cocktail from an actual bar and eat yummy appetizers that someone else has catered. This year I want opportunities to wear sparkly outfits and red lipstick with zero worries about mask stains, or masks, period! Are you with me?
If you have a disability and wear leg braces (AFOS) like I do, attending Holiday parties (regardless of a global Pandemic) can be stressful. Read my tips for attending cocktail parties with a disability here and for getting through the Holidays (and not falling on your ass) when you have a chronic condition or illness here.
One of the major stressors for AFO wearers during the Holidays is finding fashionable dress shoes that fit. We have the hardest part covered in our post, The 12 Flats of Christmas. But, what to wear to that Holiday party with your new dress flats? Blast the Christmas playlist, book that manicure, and put those adaptive makeup brushes to good use. Here are three cute and disability friendly holiday party outfit ideas that will undoubtedly help you feel merry, confident, and ready for any type of celebration.
DISABILITY & AFO FRIENDLY HOLIDAY LOOK #1
I love to mix and match high end items (like the Gucci cell-phone crossbody bag) with less expensive (but quality) pieces. I’m in love with any & all pull-on vegan leather pants. These joggers are easy to wear and the perfect color and weight for parties. Pair them with a fabulous (and extremely soft) cut-out sweater adding subtle sexiness and sophistication to the look. Of course, every holiday outfit needs a touch of sparkle. If you have fine motor weakness and/or tremors, look for earrings with attached lever backs as they are much easier to get on than other styles of earrings. An awesome statement bracelet with a magnetic closure completes the look. Reminder, shop the dress flats for AFOS here.
DISABILITY & AFO FRIENDLY HOLIDAY LOOK #2
This fabulous silk/satin jumpsuit is easy to wear and uber chic! With no buttons or zippers to deal with, you literally just pull-it up and done! It is available in several colors, but I’m eyeing the gorgeous cranberry color for the Holidays. Pair it with a great faux fur cape from Amazon for easy breezy warmth when you need it. Add a gorgeous necklace with a magnetic clasp and you’re all set for holiday fun! Reminder, shop the dress flats for AFOS here.
DISABILITY & AFO FRIENDLY HOLIDAY LOOK #3
I am in love with these butt flattering pull-on style jeans from Rag & Bone. The faux leather is not only on trend and chic for any occasion, but they are also comfortable and warm to wear all winter long. Pair them with a casual tee, fun Holiday sweater, or for a night out, a beautiful pull-over the head style satin blouse in a festive color. A crossbody purse is essential for anyone with a disability as they free your hands – allowing you to worry about more important things, like eating, balancing and drinking. These designer bags are in my favorite shade of green and definitely splurge worthy. It’s getting easier to find awesome costume jewelry that’s disability friendly. The colorful beading on this magnetic closure cuff bracelet pops the look. If you want the wow factor and/or a luxe gift for someone special, this designer real diamond bracelet with it’s magnetic closure is a timeless stunner for sure. Don’t forget to shop the flats for AFOS here.
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What are you wearing this Holiday season? What do you think of the outfits we curated for you? As always, we love hearing from you! Wishing you and yours a safe, fun, and fabulous Holiday season!
Xoxo
Lainie
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Lanie,
Thank you such for sharing these amazing looks! You have great style! Since my love of fashion far exceeds the depths of my pockets, can you include some budget friendly picks too? Thank you again for the inspiration! Stay stylish! D
Hi Denise,
Thanks for reading!😂 Yes, I can. Which look appeals to you? I’ll email you links for budget friendlier alternatives.