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Thanksgiving is all about great food, great company, and being grateful for life’s wonderful blessings, but that doesn’t mean fashion is to be ignored. Since this is a time that brings family and friends together, you can expect lots of photos to be snapped which only means you should look your best. Looking chic doesn’t have to be troublesome. After all, you need room to breathe after two rounds of pumpkin pie or mashed potatoes. My favorite Thanksgiving outfit ideas will keep you comfy through the night no matter how many extra servings you help yourself to.…
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From re-wearing your favorite ruffle sweater to layering like a pro, each look will get you in the spirit to get dress and impress for Thanksgiving.
Statement Color
It’s super easy to cave into autumnal hues once Thanksgiving hits. You can expect to see tons of brown, cream, burnt orange, and mustard yellow. It’s a good opportunity to stand out with a bright hued blazer – like this one in pink! However, don’t shy away from reds, greens, or turquoise. It might feel a bit out of context but you can always make it work with the right accents. Think a ruffle sleeve sweater, a plump knit scarf, or a beret.
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Oversized Sweater Dress
When in doubt, you can always stick to the classics like an oversized sweater dress and over the knee boots… Chances of you already owning one or the other is high, so no major effort required. It’s a timeless look that never gets old, and gives you all the room you need to feast. To jazz it up a little, add a structured crossbody bag and statement earrings. And if it gets too cold, throw on a pair of leggings – the epitome of cozy and comfy!
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Festive Hues
If you’re all about the festive hues, no problem! Stick to a pair of paperbag trousers and wear it with a stripe shirt and fitted jacket. To put a true fashion spin on such a casual outfit, add white boots! Nothing looks more crisp and clean than fall colors against white! These trousers are perfect because they’re not too restrictive yet still give off a tailored look that’s cute and appropriate for the holidays.
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Mad About Plaid
There’s no better time for plaid than now. So, twist things up by wearing a vibrant plaid dress, pinafore, or even a mini skirt. Dress it up with bright accessories, satin bomber, and velvet boots for an on-trend vibe.
Photo by Glamour
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Something Velvet
The season can’t be complete without something velvet, so go for fall’s go-to layering trick – a velvet slip underneath a basic tee. If you want to have fun with textures like I did, you can always add something silk or satin, fur, or even leather. I think textures tend to look funner when worn in the same color range. I love black and metallics right now be it silver or gold.
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Wide Leg Pants
If you want to keep it classy, you can always go for wide leg trousers. It looks polished and sophisticated but still very fashion forward. Wide-leg pants are very on trend right now and look great with classic pumps or a block heel boot. It’ll hide weight where your want or accent your itty bitty waist. Throw on a crop top with a leather jacket for a sharp look, but if you want to hide that belly, a flowy blouse will do.
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What are you wearing for Thanksgiving?
