What to Wear to a Company Holiday Party in 2026

Boden, The Fold
There are so many beautiful festive blazers out right now that I knew I’d have to do a roundup… and I had so much fun doing it I decided to collect some of the great holiday dresses, party pants, and going-out tops as well! What are you wearing to holiday parties this year, either for work or with friends? What is your go-to outfit?
In the past, we’ve talked about what to wear to holiday office parties, discussed holiday office party etiquette, and shared thoughts on what to wear to business cocktail parties in general, as well as what to drink at business cocktail parties. It’s been a while but we’ve also discussed what to wear to a holiday party at your boss’s house, what to wear to a holiday party as a plus-one (e.g., to your partner’s work holiday party), and how to throw a dinner party for work colleagues.

What to Wear to a Company Holiday Party in 2026
You can see the full collection here!
Festive Blazers
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again — the festive blazer is the perfect thing to wear to a holiday party held at the office or immediately after work (as well as for any holiday lunches).
Party-Ready Tops
These are great because you can dress them up with matching pants or a dramatic skirt… but you can also wear them on the weekend with jeans.
Festive Pants and Skirts
These are an easy way to dress up your regular work clothes, and many would work with a simple black cashmere cardigan.
Party Dresses
One and done dressing at its finest!
Finishing Touches
Bags, shoes, coats, jewelry, and hair accessories can all add a lot to your outfit.

The post What to Wear to a Company Holiday Party in 2026 appeared first on Corporette.com.

Related posts

What Does Being a Woman Cost You?

Robert C. Danielson

What Are the Best Reward Credit Cards?

Have You Stopped Trying to Give 100%?

Robert C. Danielson

How to Carry Your ID Badge Without Ruining Your Outfit

What Do You Think About “Age Cliffs”?

Robert C. Danielson

How to Handle a Midlife Career Crisis: Real Advice From Working Women

Robert C. Danielson