Hi everyone! I hope that you’re having a fantastic Tuesday!
I came up with three outfit ideas, all very casual and inspired by the changing fall leaves’ color palette, considering that’s how my family chooses to dress for Thanksgiving Day. Why dress up when you’re just going to fall asleep on the couch anyway? Of course, adjustments can be made by playing with pieces you have in your own closet. If you love how you look in pink, wear pink! If you want to be extra comfy, for example, switch out heeled booties for a flat pair, or leggings for the pair of jeans. I hope that this gives you some inspiration for Turkey Day!
Outfit 1:
I’ve been on the hunt for a pair of cordoroy pants to wear to work, but have been unable to find a pair that I loved. This red pair is so fun and pairs perfectly with the creamy sweater. How cute are the balloon sleeves?!
This season, snakeskin is a neutral, so I knew I had to throw in a pair of snakeskin shoes in this post. Finish the look off with a gold accesory and you’re ready to go.
Outfit 2:
I am a biiiiig off shoulder fan sweaters. I love that you’re cozy but also a bit more feminine by showing off your declotage. This one is from Free People and so stinking cute.
Tuck the sweater in a pair of straight leg jeans, (way comfier than skinny jeans), then pair with a leopard belt and tall beige boots for a cute but casual look.
Outfit 3:
A sweater dress is perfect because it doesn’t cling to your body, making it ideal for wearing to a big meal. If you live in a colder climate, like I do, pair this look with ights.
Which look is your favorite?
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If you’re need of inspiration of a slightly more formal outfit, here’s a photo of what I wore this past weekend at a Friendsgiving in Philadelphia.
Friendsgiving outfit details:
Booties: Old from Cole Haan but you can find them on Amazon here!
Dress: Purchased from The Pink Lily Boutique and is unfortunately sold out right now but check out the link here if you want to join the waist list! They also have a few other animal print dresses listed on there if you want to find something similar.
I hope everyone has a happy, healthy and safe Thanksgiving!
