Christmas Day itself may last just 24 hours, but it's a day like no other, packed with a multitude of mini-occasions, each of which calls for a different ensemble. Whether your day involves presents in pyjamas and dressing up for dinner, wrapping up warm for a walk or opting for anything elasticated come the evening, we've got you covered.
A new pair of pyjamas shouldn't be a treat just for the littlest members of your family. After all, the joy of opening presents on Christmas morning is an image you'll treasure for years to come so make sure you look the part in the perfect pyjamas or a dressing gown of dreams.
Whether you're off to church, heading to the nearest green space or planning a drop of presents to neighbouring friends and family, a sobering breath of fresh air pre-lunch calls for layers. Start with a cosy knit, add a warm coat and top with a knit hood, scarf and gloves and you'll be perfectly toasty.
Sartorially speaking, there's much to lament in the latest series of The Crown, including the fact that dressing for dinner at home is an all too rare affair these days. But, if it's good enough for the Windsors, why not us? So this December we're choosing to put all our efforts into making sure our Christmas Day dress is a suitably festive affair.
For more inspiration, check out our party wear edit here.
As the energy of the day mellows into laid-back lounging (with yet more food and drink) it's not uncommon to feel the need to slip into something a little more comfortable. Cashmere and jersey is just what we need whether you're watching a movie, playing parlour games or curling up for a well-earned snooze.
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