Sassy New Year's Eve Outfits | Savvy Sassy Moms

New Year’s Eve outfits set the tone

I kind of feel bad for New Year’s Eve. It seems that it gets a little lost in the holiday shuffle, and thus real planning doesn’t take effect until literally one week before the big event. But, it is such great time to celebrate the past year — and the one to come — and to reflect on our lives, where we are and where we want to be. Also, to drink copious amounts of champagne and kiss. A lot. Obviously. Thus, it deserves a little bit of planning, I think. Now, what’s a girl to wear on this glamorous night? Well, I’ve got you covered with three sassy New Year’s Eve outfits just perfect for watching that iconic ball drop with the ones you love.

Party girl sparkle

For the party girl in all of us, New Year’s Eve is kind of the perfect excuse to go all out! Get the shiniest, brightest, most sequined dress you can find, and rock it! Since the dress is such a statement in itself, keep the other elements of your outfit more low-key, with a simple black clutch and understated accessories.

Glam all the way

The ever-glamorous and always appropriate little black dress is just perfect for New Year’s Eve. Keep it super classic with this look by pairing the perfect red lip and a pop of gold with your accessories. Don’t forget your (faux) fur coat, so you can really channel old Hollywood!

Sassy New Year

Not feeling like wearing a dress? Why not mix it up with a pair of hot faux leather leggings instead? These are huge this season, and the perfect way to be comfortable but also cute and on-trend. Add some neon pumps and a pretty loose top, and you’ll be sure to turn heads!

Now you’re ready to make a toast for auld lang syne. Which of these looks is your favorite?

Meet the Author | Katie Reyes

Katie lives in Sacramento, California with her husband and two little ones. She is a full-time blogger and runs the lifestyle and fashion website, Katie Did What. She earned her Bachelors degree in French from California State University, Sacramento and studied abroad in Paris during her junior year. She is therefore highly influenced by all things French and is always in search for that joie de vivre.