Tips from The Times’ fashion director on how to navigate the sartorial anxieties of the season. By Vanessa Friedman Vanessa Friedman is the fashion director and chief fashion critic for The Times. Ah, ...

Halloween may still be months away, but if you know your office is big on the holiday (a costume contest with prizes to win, an annual office costume party, or a tradition of employees dressing up to ...

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From brunch to boardroom, the right dress can handle it all. And by “right,” we mean polished and comfortable. Something that feels cute at Sunday lunch but still means business come Monday morning.

Make sure it's all fa la la la la -- not, you're fi-fi-fi-fi-fired -- at this year's office Christmas do. diignat - stock.adobe.com An etiquette expert has revealed her top tips on how to avoid ...

Party season is no time for subtlety, so say it – well, scream it – with sequins. When you’re glittering like a disco ball, ...

When it comes to holiday dressing and seasonal fashion, the perfect Christmas party dress is typically a bit more festive than your standard office holiday party outfit but more elegant than the ...

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You're not just ANY doctor, you're a doctor from Grey's. The infamous show may have put us through utter turmoil since it first aired in 2005, but we have to admit it's a great easy costume to quickly ...

That time of year is upon us. Christmas decor is in full swing and holiday cheer is in the air. Leading up to Dec. 25, you likely have numerous Holiday parties marked on your calendar, and the most ...

Trust us, this can only end in disaster. Choosing to confess something like this at all is a colossally bad choice, but to do so at the office party will only leave you vulnerable and exposed. A move ...