This year’s color is definitely silver. Metallic colors are festive and attention grabbing but should be used with caution. We all have seen the metallic lurex overalls, leggings and jackets that were popular back in the 80’s…

Head to toe silver can be a little overpowering but you a darker shade can be easier to pull out. This Charlotte Russe Studded Satin Dress

If you are confident, then go all out and be bold. One shoulder dresses and tops were big the past seasons and if you’re not cold you can still wear them thoughout the holidays. As an example, here's an Asymmetrical ruffle dress in Silver gray

Speaking of ruffles, most girly girls like ruffles so there isn’t a reason why they shouldn’t get to wear them. Plus size ladies shouldn’t wear styles that create more volume, that’s for sure, but if you can find ruffles that are longer in order not to create more volume, you can and should wear them if you like the look. This particular dress (which retails for $79.90 and is the Avenue Plus Size Shimmer Tiered Party Dress
If your skin tone has very yellow undertones (for example, if you have olive skin), silver might not be the color for you since it can reflect on your face and make you look washed out and a little sick. In that case, go for jewel tone dresses or outfits (sapphire blue, amethyst purple, ruby red, emerald green and so on) and accessorize with silver, but remember to not use chunky silvery jewellery near your face since it will defeat the purpose of not wearing a silver dress or shirt. Instead, go for shoes, purses and/or bracelets. If you’re not sure if silver is right for you or not, go to a store and grab something in that color. Get it very close to your face and try to go somewhere on the store where they have lights coming from above and reflecting on the material. If you look very pale or sick, then you’ll know what’s happening.
Micky

















