When it comes to what to wear to the year-end parties, we say don't follow dress codes but colour codes instead

Black

Some say black is boring, but we beg to differ. Black is simultaneously bold yet understated, so you won&#39;t have to worry too much about what you&#39;re wearing while still looking effortlessly chic. To avoid looking overly sombre, go for details like crystal or pearl embellishments, embroidery, lace, and ruffles to lighten things up.&nbsp;

Fringe dress, Kate Spade

Lurex ruffleneck blouse, Coach

Pleated satin pants, Givenchy

Lace jumpsuit, Sandro

Leather bag, Louis Vuitton

Twist leather bag, Bottega Veneta

Leather shoes, Versace

Leather headband with studs, Gucci

Devotion leather belt, Dolce & Gabbana

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Red

Confident, powerful, passionate, and daring - those are just a few feelings that the colour red evokes. If you tend to be the wallflower of the party rather than the belle of the ball, red will help you fake it till you make it with aplomb. You don&#39;t want to look like Mrs Claus though, so look for pieces in deep and rich shades like crimson, ruby, berry, or claret.

Tulle dress, Dolce & Gabbana

Satin shirt with red bow, Gucci

Pleated pants, Kate Spade

Harness, Jacquemus

Leather bag, Fendi

Leather bag, Versace

Leather sandals, Bottega Veneta

Acetate sunglasses, Saint Laurent

Rose Dior Pop ring, Dior

Gold&nbsp;

Nothing quite makes your days merry and bright as a bit of gold for the holidays. Adding a Midas touch to your wardrobe is a sure way to attract attention without trying too hard. There is a very fine line between tasteful and tacky, however, so when in doubt, use the colour sparingly and pair with neutrals, or accent a monotone outfit with aureate accessories.&nbsp;

Sequinned dress, Moschino

Draped top in lurex jersey, Paco Rabanne

Draped skirt in lurex jersey, Paco Rabanne

Slim-fit pants, Moschino

Baguette in leather, Fendi

Sneakers, Dior

Shoes, Dolce & Gabbana

Necklace, Versace

Yellow gold and diamond Juste Un Clou bracelet, Cartier

Green

During winter almost every tree dies except for evergreen holly bushes and fir spruces, which is why the colour is thought to give its wearer good fortune. So bring some serendipity to the year-end celebrations and incorporate green into your festive get-up. After all, you never know when you might need that extra stroke of luck.&nbsp;

Single-breasted shantung blazer, Dolce & Gabbana

Sweater, Kate Spade

Leather pants, Khaite

Flared bell-sleeved dress, Batsheva

Medium Eden bag in leather, Givenchy

Capucines leather bag, Louis Vuitton

Glitter fabric open-toe sandals, Miu Miu

Satin shoes, Prada

Earrings, Jacquemus

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First seen in the <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/hop-on-the-midnight-x-press-l-officiel-singapore-s-december-january-issue">December/January</a> issue of L&#39;Officiel Singapore

Colour By Numbers: Festive Outfit Ideas For The Holiday Season

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