.thanksgiving dress 4 ways.

I found the perfect dress for Thanksgiving...

...but I have gotten a little fluffy since I last tried it on. Oops?

Luckily, I was able to style it in several ways that would allow me to feast comfortably without worrying about shapewear or sucking my gut in! I mean, if you are going to enjoy a nice dinner with the people you love and want to try a little bit of everything (and maybe even get seconds) the last thing you should worry about is how your clothes are fitting.😂

.outfit 1.

I really love how the dress looks on its own and the brown and orange colors are perfect for this time of year. This dress looks great with a small purse or clutch, and simple shoes, but I need an extra layer or two! You guys have no idea how much I love mash potatoes and gravy!😋

P.S. Luna is getting better at photobombing!

.outfit 2.

I wore a loose-fitting camel wool coat with a brown waist belt and boots match. The belt and coat create a curvier silhouette, but it also hides the belly area beautifully! So yes, I will have dessert, thank you!😉

.outfit 3.

I loved how small changes can transform an outfit completely. I dressed down the look with a mustard sweater, black crossbody purse and black thigh-high boots. It felt really cozy and honestly, you can never go wrong with thigh-high boots! They make me feel like a hot tamale, like the ones you can't help but eat more than one🙈

.outfit 4.

This look is sooooo me! I'm not sure if it's the jacket, or the brown chunky heel boots, but I absolutely love this super casual but comfy look! You can't really tell in the picture, but the boots are the same color as the hat. I don't know why I felt this was important to point out.🤷🏽‍♀️

I am not sure which look I will end up wearing on Thanksgiving, but in all honesty, I am not going to worry too much if I have a pot belly going on! This has been a hard year for everyone and yes, Thanksgiving will be very different this year, but I am going to focus on creating memories and enjoying my time with my loved ones. If you are celebrating Thanksgiving, I hope it's a special one.