October 23rd, 2022
By Julia Suzuki CEO of Ultimate Attraction.
If you look good you feel good! And as Paul Smith stated so eloquently said ‘Presentation Is Everything’…
When we look good we feel good. Dating is meant to be fun and what better way to have fun than partying! A party night or clubbing date is the perfect way to build a connection, as dancing bridges the stiffness and shyness and helps you show your true colours. There is nothing that can replicate the magic of a real-life night out. There is no need to hold back in the wardrobe department either.
There are some fashion brands that are breaking new grounds of style and sass for winter 2022 and this year we have rails of seasonal red and pink. These hues are still remaining as and en vogue colour on the highstreets lingering on from summer to keep us uplifted, positive, excited for the future and feeling the love.
We are all in need of some good old-fashioned stress-free celebrations for 2022, festivities and dressing up. Hurrah! Let’s date!
So let’s go all out. Luxury leggings are making a huge display designed to highlight your natural curves, Mugler's 'Spiral' jeans have a figure-sculpting skinny fit. Cut from panels of light blue denim and glossy black stretch-jersey, they have a high-rise waist and are detailed with a branded patch at the back. Style yours with heels to enhance their leg-lengthening effect. Add a neon pink bag - a winning combo with denim and black and you have an absolute WOWZA.
MUGLER at www.revolve.com
Through innovative design and technical fabrics, Commando creates versatile, luxurious pieces that make your wardrobe work harder so that your style can be effortless. From their sleek ballet bodysuits to their best-selling leggings and tights, to the raw-cut underwear that started it all, Commando is the go-to brand for seasonless staples that you can build a look around.
There is nothing to say dating can’t be casual. Keep snug as a bug in oversized puffer coats that can be worn on the mountains and all around on dates. The contrast between the casual high shine and the luxury vegan leather makes this jacket perfect for day to night occasions. Simply add the belt to cinch in the waist and this will instantly elevate your outfit by Maniere De Voir.
Hands up if you felt seriously disappointed when it came to dressing-up in full on dresses the last few years? Whether it’s a slip dress or gown, you can count silk to lift things a notch. Go festive in jewel-box ruby or subvert the festive dress code in a soft pastel. The opulence of these fabrics do a lot of the hard work for you in bringing an outfit to life, so simply reach for some jewellery and you'll be good to go with this Sau Lee dress.
Other sassy looks to check out. If you can’t bedazzle at Christmas then when can you. High-street favourites show a collection of jewel-embellished dresses – perfect for chanelling your inner red-carpet star. Or, if human disco ball is more your bag, you can opt for head-to-toe sequins and listen to the compliments roll in. Like silk, velvet adds immediate va-va-voom to a look by way of its tactility and opulence, and comes with the added bonus of keeping you warm. With the sleeveless styles, you could get away with large hoop earrings or a giant bow to your hair – or both. Or you could go for something like this frou-frou design. Ballet pink is for the Christmas fairy look and this frock absolutely rocks. With the sleeveless style simply add large hoop earrings or a bow – or both by Bcbgmaxazria,
Ultimate Attraction is a specialist matchmaking company for free spirits, business people and entrepreneurs looking for adventure minded, life loving individuals. Visit https://ultimateattraction.co.uk/
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