On a budget? Here’s how to celebrate New Year’s Eve in style without breaking bank

Professional stylist Kat LeBlanc spent the day at Kings Plaza Mall to show how to put together some festive outfits for under $100.

Shakti Denis and Adolfo Carrion

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Dec 23, 2023, 3:24 AM

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Updated 365 days ago

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With 2023 coming to an end, News 12 wants to help you get some inspiration to find the perfect New Year’s Eve style that fits your budget.

Professional stylist Kat LeBlanc spent the day at Kings Plaza Mall to show how to put together some festive outfits for under $100, and under $50 for kids’ outfits.

LeBlanc says it’s important to remember what you already have in your closet and keep an eye on upcoming sales.

News 12’s Shakti Denis joined LeBlanc to bring you tips from the fashion expert on what to wear to enter 2024 looking your best!

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