3 cute yet stylish St. Patrick’s Day party outfits

It’s St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, and to mark the occasion we’re pulling out all the stops to turn your friends ‘green’ with fashion envy (geddit?)! Selecting our top picks in the colour of choice to mark the date, green, we’ve put together three looks to suit every budget.

If you’re looking for a luxe affair when celebrating on Sunday, then the Splurge-athon edit will see to that.

For a high-low look, the Mix It Up edit is the answer to your sartorial prayers, meeting you in the middle when it comes to splashing the cash.

Or, if you want a party outfit with change left over for drinks, the Cheap As Chips edit will ensure you look stylish without going into the red.

The Splurge-athon

Perfect for sipping cocktails in; if you’re heading out in the evening to celebrate, sporting this hot mini number and killer heels is sure to turn heads. Keep things smart with a silk shirt and an evening-perfect statement necklace. Python printed cotton miniskirt, £490, Browns; Boy. By Band of Outsiders cotton and silk-blend shirt, £205, Net-a-Porter; Robert Rodriguez black crystal bar Collar, £275.58; Aquazurra ankle boots, £395, Shoescribe.

Mix it up

Mixing high and low brands is the way to channel an eclectic style without breaking the bank. We love the sublte way the print on this dress introduces green into the look, and accented with silver accessories, spells modern perfection! Daria tropical floral dress, £175, Whistles; Yasmin heels, £220, Kurt Geiger; Proenza Schouler PS11 mirrored leather wristlet clutch, £990, Net-a-Porter

Cheap As Chips (well, sort of)

If you’re taking to the streets to see in St. Patricks day, then comfortable footwear is key. Without compromising on style, we love the colour-pop these delicious-looking heels deliver – minus the painful heel height, too! The daisy lace top is the perfect shade of spring green. How apt! Cookie pants by Motel, £40, Topshop; Daisy Lace Top, £32, Next; Snapshot heels, £40, Asos