Festive Styling By The Lake Group
Clear Lake ConsultingInc partner Sharon Lakeappeared in a green wrapdress from Jamaicandesigner Louise Graham.
All Woman, Fashion
December 15, 2019

Festive Styling By The Lake Group

With Christmas mere days away, and your diary filled with events plus, there’s a need to look haute for all those RSVPs. Not to worry, All Woman Fashion (AWF) has you covered for the festive season! So what are the trends sweeping the fashion scene? Here are a few we spotted at last Tuesday’s Lake Group Anniversary Awards Dinner, who definitely took inspo from the runways.

Go Green!

The environmentally friendly colour is definitely trending this season. From dresses to power suits to statement accessories, rock the bold hue proudly this season.

Classic Blue

The Pantone Colour of the Year 2020 – Classic blue has already been spotted on The Rock

Ravish in Red

While certainly a staple on the holiday party scene, red is still a great choice for a glamorous night out. Keep it classic in bright cherry tones or mix it up with shade variations like burgundy and merlot.

Black on Track!

Black is always au courant! The classic hue is timeless and is sure to make several style statements for the holidays.

Purple Reign

Designers Christian Siriano, Comme des Garçons and Dries Van Noten dressed models in the regal hue for their AW19 collections, and the colour has been trending ever since.

A-Lister JenniferLopez in a reimaginediteration of the iconicVersace emeraldgown she wore to theGrammy Awards backin 2000.
Burger King Braeton AssistantManager Lateisha Willaimsin the ‘Date With The Night’green sequinned dress fromFashion Nova.
Definitely not afraid of boldcolours, JMMB Group LtdGeneral Manager – Corporate &Commercial Banking ChristineRochester elevated her mustarddress with a bold green envelopeclutch for a fun and festive look.
Earlier this month AdutAkech won model of theyear at the 2019 BritishFashion Awards and lookedevery bit the part in an emeraldValentino Haute Couture.
Burger KingBoulevardCrewMemberSue-AnnGabbidonrockeda blueand blacksequinneddressfrom Tiva’sBoutique.
Burger King Lower Manor ParkRestaurant Manager ShaunaArcher said she picked up thisblue number from her favouriteboutique in 7th Avenue Plaza.(Photos: Garfield Robinson, WWD/Shutterstock, fashionnova.com,hypebae.com, fashionsizzle.com &Instagram.com/kashdoll)
Model in classic blue on therunway at the Christian SirianoFW2019 show
Burger King Head OfficeAccounts Clerk Jollie Deslandesstyled in a maroon cowl-neckshift dress for the festivities.
Executive Assistant to the GroupCEO and Group CEO DesignateMargaux Swaby stunned inburgundy.
BurgerKingBraetonSupervisorCarleneMcLartychose a redoff-theshoulderdress fromFab-R-Usboutiquefor thecelebratoryoccasion.
Celebrities love the bold colouras well. American rapperMeg Thee Stallion at the 2019American Music Awards in aBryan Hearns shimmery rednumber.
American rapper Kash Dollravished in red at the 2019 BETAwards.
Burger KingCross RoadsAssistantManagerShelly Huiewent foredgy-glamin a black satinhigh-split dressfrom Shop Mimcand thigh-highboots fromMini’s FashionBoutique.
Burger King Boulevard AssistantManager Magagaret Murray andher daughter Jusanna Stapleboth bet on black outfits fromonline boutique Fashion Nova.
Rochelle DaCosta came outto support her friend in aFay Gardner black and goldbeaded dress with a fringedhem detail.
Restaurant Associates Ltd Headof Sales & Marketing SabrenaMcDonald Radcliffe wasperfectly poised in purple.
Burger KingRed Hills RoadsupervisorNickeishaAndersonwent forregal tones,in a purplemermaiddress fromFashionGenie.
Always on trend, actress KekePalmer was spotted in a purplehigh-low gown from ChristianSiriano’s FW2019 CoutureCollection at the AMPAS’Governors Awards in October.

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