We know we're biased, but we must say, our ASOSers always bring their A-game to the office holiday party. From the hottest trends to the best wear-forever pieces, our festive shindig is a veritable round-up of the season’s greatest hits. To give you a taster and some inspo for your own work event, here’s what a few of us at HQ were rocking this year.
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HOW ASOSERS DO THE HOLIDAY PARTY
December 13, 2018
Not a dress person? A one-shoulder jumpsuit is your still-fancy savior. PA Harriet's sleek navy version is also perfect for minimalists who prefer to avoid sequins over the holiday period. To add a little bit of festive fun, she pairs it with sparkly boots and glitter eyes. A+.
If you didn’t know the animal trend was big this season, you do now. Editorial Assistant Annabelle, Project Manager Kat and Partnerships Manager Zoe are just three examples of ASOSers who were spotted wearing leopard print at the party. Whether you go for a full-on suit or a faux-fur coat, a shot of black in the mix pares everything back just that little bit. After all, you don't want to go too wild at the staff party.
No staff party round-up would be complete without a sequin look, so here you have it. Junior Brand Strategist Linda has gone for some pastel sparkles instead of the usual bolder rainbow shades (which were also in abundance at the ASOS bash). A pair of Stan Smith sneakers puts a laid-back spin on the look. All the better for dancing in too.
Here’s a tip for your staff party: throw an oversized blazer over a mini dress like Project Manager Hannah. At the start of the party, when things are still a bit formal, you will look all sophisticated as you sip cocktails and nibble on canapés. Then, as the night goes on, you can check the jacket into the cloakroom and hit the dance floor. Genius.
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It was all white on the night for Marketing Graduate Alice Parmiter. Further proving the magic of the jumpsuit, Alice's version has an ultra-fem vibe courtesy of a lace collar and ruffle sleeves. A pair of chunky wedges ensures this one won't drag as you make your grand entrance — you want to keep it perfectly white after all. For the final touch, a red lip adds a nice pop of color. Nice work, Alice.
