15 Friendsgiving Outfits That Are Chic, Cozy, and Feast-Friendly

Holidays are the perfect excuse to go all out with your outfits. However, when it comes to Friendsgiving, you also want to be extremely comfortable: You're definitely going to go for seconds, and mid-meal naps aren't off the table either. So even though you've been dying to finally wear those sleek leather trousers (or that investment belt you finally pulled the trigger on), perhaps you should reconsider.

After all, finding an outfit that's both chic and feast-friendly is 100% possible. Below, we've highlighted 15 looks that hit all the right notes (and will ensure that you're comfortable even after you dig into that second slice of pie). From the chicest floral-dress look in the style books to a monochrome outfit that's spot-on for an afternoon or evening feast, you'll have no problem finding a Friendsgiving outfit that's right in line with your personal style preferences. Ahead, see the looks we're recreating this season, plus shop the key piece needed to emulate each for yourself. Happy shopping (and feasting!).

Bold florals are a year-round must.

Name a color that's more spot-on for Thanksgiving.

Find a cool suede top and you're set for all your Thanksgiving feasts.

Don't shy away from this bold color combo. Pink and red = such a great pairing.

Yep, you'll be the talk of the dinner (in a good way, of course) when you arrive in an orange suit.

Style wide-leg jeans with a crisp white blazer.

Statement earrings are a surefire way to make a splash at your Friendsgiving dinner.

Dare to wear all-white for the feast?

Leather blazers are one of the most sought-after staples right now.

Try a snakeskin blouse with black pants.

Now how's this for cozy-chic style done right?

You need a pair of white boots in your lineup this season.

A cool sweater vest is another must.

Pleated skirts are trendy hard for fall 2019.

Silk blouse—need we say more?

Next up, stylish pieces to scoop up ahead of your Thanksgiving festivities.

This post was originally published and updated at a later date by Eva Thomas.