A Thanksgiving outfit demands clothes fit for greeting and eating
When gathering with family and friends for holidays, we want to look our best, but we also want to feel comfortable, whether we’re helping with post-feast dishes, going on an after-dinner stroll, or grabbing that second (or third) helping of stuffing and pie.
Be ready for anything in a stretchy skirt, flowy top, and stable block heels or boots. Add personal style with accessories like a long necklace, bangles, and a statement bag that’s big enough for leftovers.
Every family has its own Thanksgiving traditions, and that calls for outfits that can dress up and down as the occasion demands. Khaki pants with lots of stretch and comfortable suede loafers make the perfect base. Add a button-down, and then dress things up with a cozy sport coat and fedora, or keep it simple with a sweater in a fall shade.
About the Fit
Blouse, $278, by Marie Oliver | Vegan leather skirt, $395, by Le Superbe | Handbag, $1,008, by Chloe | Boots, $695, by Loeffler Randall | Suede pumps,
$160, by Marc Fisher | Bangle bracelet, gold, $295, by Julie Voss | Bangle bracelet, tortoise, $145, by Julie Voss | Stretch belt, $25, by Garland | Belt buckle,
$85, by Garland | Tortoise necklace, $285, by Julie Voss.
Available at Monkee’s of the West End
About the Fit
Sport coat, $1,495, by Brit and Blue | Dress shoes, $635, by Alden |Belt in American suede alligator, $625, by Rush Wilson private label | Socks, $39.50, by Martin Dingman | Pocket square, $87.50, by Seward and Stern | Dress shirt, $155, by Alan Paine | Sweater, $195, by Alan Paine | Hat, $95, by Steffano | Khaki denim jeans, $198, by Brax | Denim jeans, $188, by Brax.
Available at Rush Wilson Limited
