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How to Style Tacky Christmas Sweaters

By: Maddie Adams

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I love anything Christmas, especially an excuse to wear Christmas clothes.

Tacky Christmas sweater parties are my favorite. I find them so fun, and they really help me get into the Christmas spirit. Tacky Christmas sweaters can still be super cute and totally tacky at the same time.

Maddie Adams styles a Christmas vest.

You can go to almost any store right now and find an awesome assortment of tacky Christmas sweaters. JcPenny’s, Target, and Rue 21 have some of my favorite ones. You can also go to Goodwill or any local thrift shop an find some fun ones.

When styling tacky Christmas sweaters you can wear them with jeans or a fun skirt. I like to pair them with my gold sequin boots. For a great finishing touch add a huge Christmas bow, a scrunchie, or a Santa hat.


As you go looking for the perfect tacky Christmas sweater this month, remember vest, hoodies, a sweater dress or big sweaters are all acceptable. The tackier the better!

Happy Holidays, and Happy Fashion Friday!

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Maddie Adams
Maddie Adams is a fashion guru on Texas Forest Country Living, known for her weekly "How To" articles. She enjoys reading about the latest trends, teaching others how to look their best, and shopping for the perfect black dress on the weekends. During her off time, Maddie spends time with her family, hiking with friends, reading the latest Nicholas Sparks novel, and volunteering at her church. She currently resides in Lufkin.

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