Meanwhile, Dakota Johnson showed off a more boho version of the idea with her teddy dress, turning lingerie into a going out look with the addition of her sequins duster, green jewelled necklace, and a sultry smokey eye. This confirms the sequins overlay as a truly versatile winter layering piece just days after Ayo Edibiri wore an even sparklier Chanel version over a white t-shirt and jeans to the Ella McCay world premiere in Los Angeles.

Of course, there is a middle ground between Allen’s bow-clad minidress and Johnson’s elaborate lingerie look, as Lily Allen demonstrated earlier in the evening. For “Sleepwalking,” Allen dressed up a mint green and white lace romper with a pair of stockings and orange statement necklace, serving up an elegant holiday look with a playful vintage twist.

As famed Hollywood stylist Erin Walsh previously told Glamour US, there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to holiday party dressing – unless, of course, your invite came with a dress code. “What are the holidays? They’re a celebration, asking us to step more into that feeling of joy,” Walsh said. “So do we see a lot of sparkle around us and a lot of red and gold and glitz? Sure. If that doesn’t feel like you, what makes you feel sparkly? I think you don’t have to get so literal about it. Your personal style should only be about what makes you feel like your best self every day and at every occasion.”

This article originally appeared on Glamour (US).