5 Glamorous Vintage Inspired Looks for New Year's Eve

Even if you don’t dress up much the rest of the year, New Year’s Eve is definitely a night to go all out in the fashion department. Whether you’re having a party at home or going out to a nightclub or dinner dance, it’s the perfect opportunity to splurge on something glamorous to wear.

And if you love retro glamour, why not put together a vintage inspired outfit that represents your favorite era or a classic movie star style? So here are 5 Polyvore outfit sets I put together using items from my web boutique, each of which would surely help you ring in the New Year in standout style.

Think Phryne Fisher of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, silent film stars Louise Brooks or Clara Bow. You can never go wrong with a chic 1920s inspired look to celebrate New Year’s in.

The first is a more formal look and the second is great if you’ll be doing a lot of dancing!

Black beaded embroidered gown 2. T strap shoes 3. Earrings
4. Kimono 5. Tassel Necklace 6. Bracelet 7. Hat 8. Purse

1. Teal and black beaded fringed flapper dress 2. T strap shoes 3.Fringed Bag

And here’s a Rita Hayworth inspired Old Hollywood Glamour look.

Silver gray lace and chiffon gown 2. Silver shoes 3. Silver Fringed bag 4. Bracelet 5. Earrings

Or how about bringing out your inner Marilyn or Liz in a classy 50s inspired cocktail dress?

Black lace illusion wiggle dress 2.Black peep toe glitter pumps
3. Black mesh purse 4.Earrings

1. Black cotton sateen tea length dress 2. Peep toe heels 3. Evening bag 4. Necklace

And at the close of another year I’d like to leave you with some inspiring quotes.

“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” Eleanor Roosevelt

“Hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, whispering “It will be happier.” Tennyson

“What the New Year brings to you depends a great deal on what you bring to the New Year.” Vern McClellan

“We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called Opportunity and its first chapter is New Year’s Day.” Edith Lovejoy Pierce

See you in 2017!