The top fashion faux-pas we're all guilty of at ChristmasDon’t you hate it when someone turns up in the same outfit as you? (Picture: Getty Images)
Some fashion faux-pas know no bounds, they can’t be tethered to any particular time of year. Take Cuban heels for men, a la Simon Cowell, for example. Others, however, are specific to a particular season – we give you the festive fashion Nike Flyknit Lunar.
As ’tis the season of goodwill, we have helpfully listed below the top sartorial errors of judgement best avoided if you don’t want to end up eating Christmas dinner for one, or be the talk of the office the morning after the work Christmas party.
1. Red and green should never be seen Nike Stefan Janoski.
There is a reason this saying has stuck. Wear red and green together at Christmas time and all anyone will be able to see is Will Ferrell in Elf. At any other time of year, you have a far better chance of getting away with it, simply by claiming all the street style bloggers are doing it these days (something we do a lot by the way).
Red and green: a look best avoided (Picture: Nathalie Bauer/Invision/AP Images)Red and green: a look best avoided (Picture: Nathalie Bauer/Invision/AP Images)