Dress like Kate Middleton this Christmas: This is EXACTLY how to wear burgundy
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Contains affiliated content. Products featured in article are selected by our writers. If you make a purchase using links on this page, Dailymail.co.uk will earn an affiliate commission. Click here for more information. Tis the season to pour yourself a glass of something rich, smooth and velvety - and to wear it too.
![[Merlot: Kendall Ruffle Blouse, Red (Johnlewis.com,£69); skirt, £55; belt, £24; earrings, £14 and boots, £169, all johnlewis.com]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/16/14/93195493-14189615-image-a-17_1734359777155.jpg)
It’s a vintage year for your favourite reds, as effortlessly demonstrated by the Princess of Wales when she stepped out in head to toe burgundy at her carol concert, the shade of 2024’s party season. In Kate’s case it’s a new bespoke double breasted Alexander McQueen coat that’s giving us all permission to match our festive plonk to our favourite party pieces.
![[Barolo: Vest, £195 (Meandem.com, £195) and trousers, £250]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/16/14/93117075-14189615-Brushed_Cashmere_Crew_Neck_Vest_Meandem_com_195_-a-9_1734359248049.jpg)
Consider burgundy your new neutral, because it goes with just about everything and if you’re a black-wearing addict, try this softer alternative making it easy by day and elegant by night. Not too harsh, regardless of skin tone, plus it’s got anti-ageing properties too – isn’t that what they say about a glass of red wine?.
![[Malbec: Ruffled Bow-Detailed Blouse (Stories.com, £97 ); trousers, £375; belt, £57 and boots, £175, all stories.com]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/16/14/93195499-14189615-image-a-13_1734359654091.jpg)
Whether you prefer a rich fruity Bordeaux or a spicy Shiraz is more your thing, then look this way because there’s a whole case of reds here you can take your colour pick from. Nothing says quiet luxury like this deep, reddish brown shade. Victoria Beckham showed bags for her autumn collection in a glossy shade of merlot, whilst Gucci’s designer Sabato de Sarna bypassed the signature cherry red the brand is recognisable for, with a more muted and arguably elegant tone which swept the catwalk.
![[Ruffled Bow-Detailed Blouse (Stories.com, £97 )]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/16/14/93116729-14189615-Ruffled_Bow_Detailed_Blouse_Stories_com_99_-m-15_1734359709219.jpg)
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