How to celebrate the New Year 2023: the Rabbit will not approve of neon!

Okay, the year of the Rabbit even seems somehow nicer than the year of the Rat or the year of, say, the Pig – no prejudices, just associations. And we have many more options for festive looks on the eve of 2023 than in other cases: here you can afford both fluffy dresses and soft “plush” sweaters! But these are obvious tricks that can be used to appease the black water rabbit – and what else can bring good luck?

The symbol of the coming year obviously loves black – this is the time to wear a little black dress and add silver or gold jewelry to it. So, just in case you get too lazy with your outfit choice, we have a plan B. The second most important shade the Bunny will like is blue. The aquatic nature of this fluffy suggests blue, turquoise, azure hues – feel free to combine them with dramatic black! But you should refrain from neon and acid colors – artificial shades are prohibited.

In general, sequins, sequins and beads look organic to any new year: they look like sparklers, fireworks and snow flickering on the window – perfect! But in the year of the Rabbit, the decision to shine in the literal sense is more than understandable: this fluffy loves water, suddenly, the glare effect on the water will suit us. Therefore, we focus on silver, gold and metallic colors. For example, concise and unconventional silver earrings are ideal: mix them with a blue or black jacket dress for an elegant outfit.

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We will not deprive ourselves of the pleasure of spending New Year’s Eve in the softest sweater, fluffy hoodie, fluffy slippers or even house mules or a feathered dress – like desperate housewives. Rabbit advises to be gentle, which means that such cozy elements will do us good. By the way, “plush” bags will also come in handy, and not only in the New Year – this, by the way, is the trend of the whole season. And Rabbit knows a lot about current trends!

Photo: Laura Owl