Three Looks for New Year's Eve Partying

Hasn't this year flown by so quickly it seems curvy divas? New Year's Eve is around the bend, if you haven't decided on what you will be wearing, I found three looks which will work for our curvy bodies.

This is the time when I want to bring my inner-vixen out. I want a dress that will make me feel like "a million bucks"! Here are the top three looks I loved.

Over at Qristy L Frazier Designs collections -

Emphatic in Cobalt - $210 runs up to a size 24

If you are not into shimmer and/or glitter, the dress below is perfect for you:

Exquisite in Teal - $47.99 runs up to a size 26

Those two bodycon (as in body contour) dresses are sure to bring out the sexy in you. To see more choices, visit Qristy at qristylfrazierdesigns.com.

Last but certainly not least, I found this flirty & fun strapless dress at Sydney's Closet -

Little Tease - $338 runs up to size 32 (w/additional)

The shimmer and flirty style of this dress will make you the belle of the party. You can visit Sydney's closet at sydneyscloset.com.

Which of the three would you wear? Leave me a comment below.

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