I'm always looking for a reason to stock up on cozy items, and Thanksgiving inspires a mini shopping spree for me. It's an excuse to buy a new sweater, this season's rendition of cozy Uggs, and maybe an accessory or two. Thanksgiving is the kind of weekend where I squeeze it all into a carry-on, so "fewer but better" is the mantra. If you're wondering what I'm packing this year, allow me to indulge you.

The best items in my closet are the ones that are extremely comfortable while still looking dressed up. I imagine myself on Thanksgiving Day wearing a cozy sweaterdress that looks like a fashion statement but feels like wearing a blanket. Below, I've curated a list of items that fall into that category. Enjoy.

Every day, I feel like I'm becoming more and more of a low-key kind of girl, which has caused a shift in what my favorite holiday might be. A few years back, I used to say I loved the Fourth of July because the rooftop parties were amazing, and it was an excuse to have a good time. That has certainly changed, and I now have my eyes set on Thanksgiving. It's the perfect occasion for anyone who loves dialing it down and simply enjoying quality time with loved ones.

This year, my family will be traveling to me for the holiday, and I'm so excited to host them for a weekend of exploring New York City. While I normally dress up on the weekends, my family is pretty casual, so I'll be leaning heavily into loungewear sets, shearling jackets, and cozy boots. Below, find the 29 things that I'll be wearing this Thanksgiving and all winter long.

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I'll admit that, during the holidays, I'm that family member who stays away from the kitchen (unless I'm sneaking a few quick bites). Cooking for large groups always gets hectic, and the food is a little too tempting for me, so I typically make a mental reservation for the comfiest spot on the couch where I can mix and mingle. But this year is different. It's my first year living away from home, so returning for the holidays is a pretty big deal. I want to make it as special (and extra) as possible, and I'm using Bloomingdale's "Best. Thanksgiving. Ever." campaign as my guide. Everything I need, including but not limited to recipes, décor inspiration, and cocktails, is all in one place to ensure I have the best Thanksgiving ever. Featuring elegant glasses, decorative dinnerware sets, and pumpkin-flavored candles, Bloomingdale's assortment has no shortage of tableware and décor for a posh dinner. Friends and family members may come for the tasty food, but they'll stay for the amazing décor. If you're ready to swoon over these pieces, keep scrolling.

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Other Thanksgiving Essentials

With Thanksgiving celebrations comes a plethora of quality time spent with loved ones. From Friendsgivings to family gatherings at home, the start of the holiday season is filled with family, friends, and plenty of food.

While we all appreciate home-made turkey and pumpkin pie, decorum often dictates that we express our appreciation with a small token of gratitude—a Thanksgiving gift typically given to the host, our family members, and others we are particularly grateful for on this holiday.

Gift-giving can prove a tricky task. What, for example, to bring when meeting your S.O.'s parents for the first time? Or your own mom, who seems to have just about everything she needs? What about your best friend, who also happens to be hosting a Friendsgiving this year? While you can never go wrong with beautiful serving-ware or a luxe candle, we have 25 gift ideas for each person in your life that are sure to express just how thankful you are this Thanksgiving.

For the Host or Hostess

It is said that you should never arrive at a dinner party empty-handed, and no time is this truer than on Thanksgiving. If you hope to stand out from the mass of bouquets sure to come, consider a small, thoughtful houseware or self-care item that the host can use during and after their hosting duties.

Your Mom

When you hosted your own Friendsgiving, maybe your mom provided you with tips on everything from how to cook your turkey to the beautiful dessert dishes to serve pumpkin pie on. Now, what to get the woman who has everything in return? We recommend a small, home-focused good that is both practical and sophisticated.

Your Best Friend

The holiday season is a wonderful time to show your BFF just how grateful you are to have them in your life. While this doesn't have to mean gifting a vintage Chanel bag (unless my friends are reading this!), delicious treats and skincare products are sure to warm up any cold winter day. 

Your In-Laws

Perhaps the most difficult buy is a gift for your in-laws. You could still be establishing a relationship with your S.O.'s parent, or maybe the holidays are the first time you'll meet. We get it. You want something personal but not overly intimate. Professional but not cold. A coffee table book that speaks to their interests or a gift crate full of festive goodies toes the line perfectly. 

Your S.O.

Sometimes an S.O. just needs a little bit of extra love. Maybe this means making them breakfast in bed or gifting a sweet little something on Thanksgiving just to show you're thinking of them. Whether it's a sweater to keep them warm through the holidays or the wireless headphones they've been wanting, it really is the thought that counts. 

Looking for more gifting inspo this holiday season? These Christmas gift ideas are perfect for your fashionable BFF.

Welcome to our series #CartedByT30, where experts, influencers, and anyone who just really knows how to nail down a grocery list show us exactly what goes in their carts each week. Tune in to our Instagram Story on Sundays to walk down the aisle with them, and then shop the products here. This week, registered dietician Sarah Rueven shares all the foods she's purchasing before the Thanksgiving holiday.

As a registered dietitian and founder of Rooted Wellness, a private nutrition practice specializing in women’s health, I know just how important a little planning ahead can be for the busy woman on the go. To help you make healthy food decisions all week long, I recommend thoughtfully planning out your meals and making a trip to the store (or getting groceries delivered) at the beginning of each week.

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, fill up on nutrient-dense foods this week so that you head into the holiday energized and feeling your best. I love shopping at Whole Foods, where I can find everything I need all in one place, including tons of organic produce. Keep reading for the staples I add to my cart every week, as well as the ingredients for a lightened-up dessert (pumpkin pie bars!) I’ll be making this Thanksgiving for my family.

I always pick up a loaf of whole wheat or sprouted grain bread. Whole-grain bread is an excellent source of fiber, which slows digestion and helps to keep you full. I top my bread with smashed avocado and an egg for a quick, nourishing breakfast on busy mornings.

Avocados are a great source of fiber, potassium and monounstaurated fats. I recommend including a serving of healthy fat at each meal. Fat is the most satiating macronutrient so skimping on fat, often leads to overeating later on. This time of year, I love adding a few slices of avocado to soups and chilis in place of cheese.

You’ll always find some type of leafy green in my grocery cart to serve as the base for salads throughout the week. I like to switch it up and often rotate between kale, spinach, and arugula. Leafy greens are an excellent source of folate. Folate is critical for fertility and is needed in adequate amounts during pregnancy for the formation of the baby’s neural tube. If you are trying to conceive or expecting, including kale in your diet is a great way to boost your folate intake.

For busy weeks like this one, I recommend picking up some pre-chopped veggies to cut back on prep time. I like roasting veggies in the oven in a little avocado oil, salt, and pepper—so simple yet very flavorful!

Salmon is loaded with omega-3 fatty acids, which are anti-inflammatory and can help reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. Omega-3 intake is especially important during the prenatal time period and while breastfeeding to help support your baby’s brain development. Increased intake of omega-3 fatty acids is also associated with a decreased risk for postpartum depression.

Buying a pre-cooked rotisserie chicken is another great busy weeknight savior. Serve the chicken with roasted veggies and a whole grain (like brown rice or farro), and you’ve got a super quick, delicious and nutritious meal.

Blueberries are loaded with antioxidants, which can help strengthen your immune system this flu season! If buying all organic produce isn’t within budget, frozen organic produce is typically cheaper, and the difference in nutrient quantity is negligible.

Greek yogurt makes a great protein-packed snack. Most of the flavored yogurts are full of added sugar, which is why I prefer to sweeten my yogurt with fresh fruit. If you are trying to conceive, I recommend choosing full-fat yogurt over skim milk yogurt. Studies have shown that women who consume more full-fat dairy products have a reduced risk of infertility.

Next up: 5 Simple Tricks for Eating Healthy During the Holidays

This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in the place of advice of your physician or other medical professionals. You should always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider first with any health-related questions.

It's easy to get caught up in the chaos of a Thanksgiving gathering. From preparing to host a big crowd to potential kitchen disasters to dealing with some awkward encounters with family members, the list goes on and on. When you get distracted by all of these things, you can forget that the holiday is really about taking a step back and just being grateful.

To help you stay mindful and present this Thanksgiving (and get those around you to as well), we've rounded up some of our favorite quotes and words of wisdom on gratitude.

"When you think you don't have anything, I always say go back to your breath. What I know is that if you just start with your breath and start being grateful for that, it's thinking about what you have versus what you don't have. And focusing on the one thing you have that you are grateful for increases the energy of gratitude and rises just a little bit the joy inside yourself." — Oprah Winfrey

"Gratitude is the closest thing to beauty manifested in an emotion." — Mindy Kaling

"I don't have to chase extraordinary moments to find happiness—it's right in front of me if I'm paying attention and practicing gratitude." — Brené Brown

"At some point in life the world's beauty becomes enough. You don't need to photograph, paint or even remember it. It is enough." — Toni Morrison

"In the end, though, maybe we must all give up trying to pay back the people in this world who sustain our lives. In the end, maybe it's wiser to surrender before the miraculous scope of human generosity and to just keep saying thank you, forever and sincerely, for as long as we have voices."— Elizabeth Gilbert

"Let gratitude be the pillow upon which you kneel to say your nightly prayer. And let faith be the bridge you build to overcome evil and welcome good." — Maya Angelou

"'Thank you' is the best prayer that anyone could say. I say that one a lot. Thank you expresses extreme gratitude, humility, understanding." — Alice Walker

"Gratitude is looking on the brighter side of life, even if it means hurting your eyes." — Ellen DeGeneres

"Release the energy of more, more, more and replace it with the energy of thank you, thank you, thank you." — Cleo Wade

"I thank the universe for taking everything it has taken and giving to me everything it is giving." — Rupi Kaur

"Silent gratitude isn't much use to anyone." — Gertrude Stein

Next up: How to Practice Gratitude Without Feeling Like an Instagram Cliché

This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in the place of advice of your physician or other medical professionals. You should always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider first with any health-related questions.

We don't mean to shock you with this fact, but Thanksgiving is just around the corner. If you are taking part in the festivities, have you thought about what to wear for the occasion? If not, know that you are definitely not alone. So why not take a look at some of our Thanksgiving ensemble roundups to help guide your outfit planning come November 28? We've covered it all, from the best looks you can shop at Zara to the best Friendsgiving getups. But just as important as perfecting your wardrobe is coming up with a top-notch beauty look, which might include festive nails, cool makeup, and a cute Thanksgiving hairstyle.

Luckily, we found ourselves floored by the sheer number of fast, easy hairstyles that have flooded our Instagram in recent weeks, all of which we think would be great for your upcoming Thanksgiving parties. Want to sport the 'do that was all over the red carpet this year? Opt for a wet-hair look, courtesy of Gigi Hadid. Or how about those viral pearl hair clips that practically everyone scooped up from Amazon? They're the perfect way to infuse your Thanksgiving outfit with a dose of old-school glamour.

As you can see, the Thanksgiving hairstyle options are vast. Ahead, just seven of our favorites that we're particularly fond of right now.

The Embellished Headband

The embellished headband is one of the easiest hairstyles to try this Thanksgiving. Pull your hair back, topping off the updo with a headband.

The Wet-Hair Look

The wet-hair look works best on second-day hair because there's a bit more texture and grit. Spritz some texture spray all over your locks, finishing with a styling gel to get that "wet" effect.

The Low Ponytail

In a rush and no idea what to do? Simply pull your hair into a low ponytail, adding some drama with a cool hair tie.

The Sparse Florals

This one's fun. Start by creating some soft, loose waves with a one-inch curling iron. Spray with hair spray for hold, and then clip florals throughout. Add as many as you desire.

The Scarf Headband

Simply tie a scarf around your hair with the bow on top or hidden beneath for an elevated Thanksgiving hairstyle. 

The Braided Ponytail

This works for both low or super-high ponytails. Start by gathering your hair and securing it with a no-show elastic. Braid the ponytail and secure it with another no-show elastic. Slightly pull on the braid for added volume and finish with some shine spray.

The Pearl Clips

No hairstyle roundup is complete without pearl hair clips. The best part? They offer a chic way to keep your hair out of your face when you're feasting. 

Next up, the best blunt-bob haircuts, as seen on your favorite celebs.

When you think of fall, one of the first things that probably always comes to mind is sweater weather. Starbucks' popular PSL might be another, the sound (and smell) of crunchy leaves, and, of course, Thanksgiving. Turkey day is like the unofficial kickoff to the holiday season. Gifts are given, delicious food is devoured, and family time is of the utmost importance.

Because this time of year also tends to creep up fast, we decided to curate a handful of Thanksgiving-ready nail colors that'll come in handy when you're planning your outfit for the occasion (because yes, we've all done that). These shades are sure to take your feast-friendly getup to a new level of cool. From autumnal orange to matte brown, ahead are seven hues that are absolute Thanksgiving classics.

Orange

Orange you happy we included this classic hue? We are, too. The tangy shade is one of this season's biggest color trends. Sporting it in polish form is a super-easy way to get in on the vibe.

Brown

Don't shy away from this autumnal hue. It'll pair well with all your Thanksgiving looks.

Burgundy

Burgundy is another must-try color for the holiday season. Wear it now and keep it on through December.

Yellow

Add the perfect pop of color to all your outfits this season with a swipe of yellow polish.

Green

Green is a classic fall nail color, and as such, it's an essential Thanksgiving hue, too.

Gray

Gray is the new nude. It's the perfect color option for when you want something subtle.

Nude

When in doubt, you can always reach for tried-and-true nude nail polish. It pairs well with everything and just always looks, well, polished.

We get it. The planning that comes with a Thanksgiving feast can be totally overwhelming. Figuring out a menu, finalizing the guest list, cleaning the house—there is just so much to take into account that sometimes you forget (or run out of time) to think about what to wear to your feast and what Thanksgiving makeup look to choose for the festive evening. Luckily, your favorite celebs' Instagram accounts aren't only a treasure trove of fashion (and pose) inspiration, because plenty of A-listers take to the app to document some gorgeous beauty moments.

You can get a lot of ideas from some of the makeup looks these celebs have shared to their own 'grams (or the 'grams of the masterful makeup artists behind them), plenty of which are great for your upcoming Thanksgiving plans. From a stunning coral lip that's perfectly feast-friendly to a high-drama eye look that's guaranteed to get you lots of attention, ahead, 11 Thanksgiving makeup looks inspired by the celebs you love the most.

The Coral Lip

If you prefer to keep it low-key with your beauty look, a coral-colored lip is your calling card.

The Glossy Lid

Want a high-shine makeup look? Swipe some gloss on your lids for instant glam.

The Burnt-Orange Lip

The burnt-orange lip is a bit more dramatic than a coral-colored one but still subdued and easy to wear.

The Dramatic Smoky Eye

For some serious drama, go for a dark, smoky eye. Pair with an LBD or an LRD (little red dress).

The Yellow Lids

The yellow-lid trend is still big. Just take Tracee Ellis Ross's look as proof.

Allover Bronze

Look like you just got back from a sunny vacation with an allover bronze makeup look. It's glowy in the best way.

The Gold, Shimmery Eye

Nothing says you're ready to party quite like a shimmery lid.

The Dramatic Liner

Line the top lid and waterline with a thick black pencil. Keep everything else simple to really allow your eyes to pop.

The No-Makeup Makeup

In a time crunch? Go with the no-makeup makeup look that you can achieve in as little as five minutes.

The Classic Red Lip

When in doubt, go for a classic red lip.

The Bold Eye

This Thanksgiving makeup look is not for the faint of heart.

Next up, the best mascaras for sensitive eyes.

Congrats! Thanksgiving is still a few weeks away, but you've already perfected a feast-friendly outfit, found a Thanksgiving makeup look that's easy but cool, and figured out a response to that dreaded question your family asks you every year. Seems like you have everything set for Thanksgiving—give yourself high five. But wait, in the midst of that celebratory gesture, you might have noticed that your nails are in need of a bit of TLC (Thanksgiving-time love and care).

Enter our roundup of the 14 most gorgeous Thanksgiving nail ideas that we bet will be some of the most-requested at the nail salon this month. From a stunning emerald-green mani to the quirkiest pumpkin-print nails you ever did see, check out our favorite nail ideas of the season, plus shop the key polishes needed to re-create them for yourself at home.

Emerald Green

There's something so classically fall about emerald-green polish, and the design options with the rich hue are endless.

Multicolored Nails

Nothing screams Thanksgiving more than red, brown, and yellow nails.

The Gradient

You've seen the gradient nail design all summer long. For fall (and Thanksgiving), said nail art is here to stay but in more autumnal hues.

Shimmery Gold

Swipe some glitter on your nails for an instant festive touch.

Matte Brown

Stay tuned: You're going to see a lot of matte-brown nails on your Instagram feed this season.

Negative Space + Burgundy

Fashion girls can't wait to try this burgundy nail art trend.

Color-Blocked French

This is the new way to do classic French nails.

Gold Specked

How pretty is the gold detailing? 

Heart Cutouts

This Thanksgiving nail idea is full of love.

Tortoiseshell

Match your glasses frames to your nails.

Pumpkin Nails

Sorry, no Thanksgiving nail roundup is complete without pumpkin nails.

Plaid

We're mad for plaid—in our wardrobes and on our nails as well.

Shimmery Orange

Shimmer and orange are the epitome of fall and thus Thanksgiving.

Half-Moon

This design is so bold but chic too.

Next up, what not to wear to Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving is just a few days away. Hopefully you've already planned your menu, and now it's time to plan your look for the cozy holiday. We provided plenty of outfit inspiration here, here, and here, but what about the pieces you shouldn't be wearing on Thursday? Sadly, there are plenty.

When you're eating, drinking, and socializing with family and friends all day, you undoubtedly want to look stylish, but comfort is key on Thanksgiving (duh). Similar to travel outfits, we've all made our fair share of Thanksgiving outfit mistakes. It happens, but hopefully you've learned from them.

In case you're in need of a little refresher, we're here for you. Keep scrolling to find out what to wear on Thanksgiving and, well, the seven worst things to try and avoid. Then, shop the stylish, comfortable pieces we recommend instead.

AVOID: Rigid Jeans

WEAR: Comfort Stretch Jeans

High-waisted 100% cotton jeans may look cool, but they're your enemy on Thanksgiving. Instead opt, for stretch jeans that aren't skintight.

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AVOID: Leather Clothing

WEAR: Knits

Since leather has very little give and isn't exactly breathable, you should skip it on Thanksgiving. On the flip side, cozy knits sort of feel like pajamas, which is a major win.

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AVOID: Silk and Satin

WEAR: Washable Fabrics

Silk and satin are delicate, so removing stains from them can be a beast. Instead, wear pieces that can be thrown in the washing machine post-feast.

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AVOID: Tight, Uncomfortable Shoes

WEAR: Walkable Shoes That Fit

This may seem like a no-brainer, but we're all guilty of wearing shoes that look great but pinch our feet when they inevitably swell. Do yourself a favor and save those shoes for another day.

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AVOID: Bell Sleeves

WEAR: Sleeves You Can Roll Up

When you're busy cooking (and eating), the last thing you want is sleeves dragging in the food. Trust us.

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AVOID: Heavy Sweaters (With Nothing Underneath)

WEAR: Layers

When the oven and stove are going, any house is bound to get warm, even if it's frigid outside. Do yourself a favor and wear something under that cute sweater of yours so you can take off layers as temperatures rise.

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AVOID: Light Colors

WEAR: Forgiving Colors

Red-wine stains aren't a great look, and even if you're careful, there's no guarantee everyone else at the gathering will be, so save the pale pink for another day.

Shop a Forgiving Color:

Next up, the most stylish shopping ideas for your Thanksgiving weekend plans.

This post was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

Thanksgiving always proves to be one of the trickier events to dress for. While I want to look presentable and stylish, I also want to feel unrestricted and comfortable in my ensemble because, well, mashed potatoes. In an effort to look put-together while avoiding restraining pieces, I'm opting for breezy fall dresses in multiple hues and fits this year. Not only is it a less restrictive option, but a dress is also an instant outfit. It'll help you avoid the struggle of pairing pants, a sweater, and a blouse moments before running out the door or getting up to help yourself to a second serving of your family's favorite dish.

Whether you're heading home for the holidays, attending a Friendsgiving, or meeting your significant other's family for the first time, opt for a stylish dress that feels appropriate, on-trend, and, most importantly, comfortable. Not sure where to start? Scroll to shop my favorites at every price point.

Most of us have experienced the feeling of waking up the day after Thanksgiving with a debilitating hangover, not even from the booze but from the meal itself. Thanksgiving dinner involves so many delicious foods in larger quantities than most of us are used to consuming on the daily, which means the fallout from all that nosh can be rough. At worst, it can make you feel so physically and spiritually icky that you wonder how you'll ever go back to eating healthy or feeling good ever again. Indeed, Thanksgiving can be that dramatic.

Skipping Thanksgiving to avoid these risks is obviously out of the question (because, hello, stuffing). But what if you could do something the morning before your big feast to ease the consequences? What if that something came in the form of a quick-and-dirty Thanksgiving morning workout?

Luckily, preemptive de-bloating workouts do exist. In fact, we found someone to design a custom one just for THE/THIRTY: Charlee Atkins, certified strength and conditioning specialist and founder of Le Sweat. "To prep for bloat, we need to recruit as many muscle groups as possible while also being mindful of the sequencing of exercises," says Atkins. The following sweat sesh involves intense movements from one muscle group to the next, all squeezed into a short but fiery time frame. "The movements will get your heart rate up very quickly, and doing it three times through will guarantee a break of a sweat," Atkins says.

Here's a hot tip from celebrity personal trainer Jake Newlander to follow before you start your Thanksgiving workout. It sounds so simple, but begin your day with a 15-minute walk around the neighborhood. "A morning walk does wonders for the body," Newlander says. "Some of these benefits include waking up your muscles and getting your heart pumping and ready for the day."

Ready for Atkins's perfect 20-minute Thanksgiving morning workout? Just keep scrolling.

SETUP:

Complete each exercise for 50 seconds followed by a 10-second recovery.

Repeat each set of exercises three times with a 90-second recovery in between sets.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

All you need is your body weight!

EXERCISES:

For de-bloating, you need to consider rotating or twisting your body (like a sponge), which is why we've added crossbody mountain climbers, crab push-ups, and reach.

1. Prisoner Squat

2. Crossbody Mountain Climbers

3. Push-Up to Down Dog

4. Triple-Lunge + Jump

5. Crab Push-Up + Reach

1. Start with your feet hip-distance apart, toes pointed out slightly.

2. Put your hands behind your head, elbows pointing out to your side.

3. Lower down, pushing your hips back and driving your knees out.

4. Return to start and repeat.

1. Start in push-up plank position, shoulders over wrists.

2. Bring one knee toward the opposite elbow.

3. Return to start.

4. Repeat on opposite side.

5. Move as quickly and efficiently (without losing form) as possible, completing as many rounds as possible.

1. Start in push-up plank position.

2. Lower down.

3. Push back up.

4. At the top, hinge at hips, sending hips up and back.

5. Return to start and repeat.

1. Start with one foot forward, other foot behind.

2. Lower by bending your knees (make sure your front knee stays behind your front toe).

3. Return to standing.

4. Repeat three lunges. On the third lunge, jump up and switch your legs.

5. Repeat, alternating legs.

1. Start in reverse tabletop position, knees above ankles, shoulders above wrists, hands pointed backward and slightly out.

2. Lower your hips to the floor.

3. Extend hips back up, taking one arm off the ground and reaching over the opposite shoulder.

4. Return to start and repeat on opposite side.

Next up: 5 Workouts to Stop Bloating

This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in the place of advice of your physician or other medical professionals. You should always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider first with any health-related questions.

Believe it or not, the holiday season is fast approaching, and with it come office parties, happy hours, family dinners, and, of course, the holiday itself. Aside from the obvious stress of fitting everything into your schedule, there’s also the stress of what to wear. While it may be tempting to go out and purchase a bunch of choices now, take a step back. One standout piece can go a long way, especially when paired with the right accessories.

To ease your mind a bit, we rounded up the pieces that are comfortable enough for your Thanksgiving meals but appropriate enough to wear again throughout the season. Opt for a chic sweater and silk midi skirt now and simply add some dance floor–ready heels come December. Shop all the party-approved looks from Net-a-Porter and more below.

Head-turning Jewelry

Party-Ready Clutches and bags 

Outfitting Essentials 

Chic Shoes