Eleven Holiday Outfits

As the holidays approach, I know we’re all thinking about holiday outfits and looks. I’m hear to tell you that you don’t have to go out and buy something new—take a look at your previous holiday outfits and rework them to wear them on a new way this holiday season. If you own any of the holiday staples—sequins, satin, velvet, plaid, classic reds and greens—then you’re certainly able to create a stunning holiday look!

Here are a few past holiday outfits I loved wearing!

Under each photo, you’ll find a link to the featured item or a comparable option if the original piece is older (as explained in the LTK description). These are affiliate links, which means I earn a small commission if you make a purchase—at no additional cost to you. Your support allows me to keep creating content, and I truly appreciate it!

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What are some of your holiday wardrobe staples? Do you go bold with sequins or keep it classic with velvet and plaid? Let me know! I’m always on the lookout for new ideas to make the season even brighter.

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Five Ways to Wear a Slip Skirt

I feel like a slip skirt is such a great twist on a regular maxi/midi skirt! The satin material elevates it and truly makes it the star of the outfit. This green color makes it even more fun.

I loved styling this slip skirt with a bunch of my neutral tops and adding different & fun shoes & bags to change up the look! 

If you prefer video content, watch the reels HERE and HERE.

Which way would you wear it?

At the end of the post, you’ll find the links to all of these outfits (if an item is an older piece, I’ll link a similar option, as indicated in the LTK description). These are affiliate links, meaning I earn a small commission if you make a purchase, at no extra cost to you. Your support helps me continue creating content—thank you so much!

Outfit 1: a green satin slip skirt with a ribbed white tee, a brown crossbody bag, and low heeled tan sandals

Outfit 2: a green satin slip skirt with a black crewneck top, black suede pointed toe heels and a black leather crossbody bag

Outfit 3: a green satin slip skirt with a brown crewneck fine knit cardigan, tall black boots and a black crossbody bag

Outfit 4: a green satin slip skirt with a cream ruffle hem and sleeve cardigan, taupe brown sock boots and a taupe brown bag 

Outfit 5: a green satin slip skirt with a tan sweater, tall brown leather boots, and a brown leather crossbody bag

All outfits are linked HERE and HERE.

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Five Ways to Wear a Lime Green Sweater for Fall

If you’ve been around for any length of time, you know that this lime green color has become a STAPLE in my wardrobe. I love it so much & really want to wear it everyday. Of course, it’s not always easy knowing how to style such a vibrant color, so I’ve got you covered with five versatile outfits that balance warmth, comfort, and style.

If you prefer video content, watch the reel HERE.

At the end of the post, you’ll find the links to all of these outfits (if an item is an older piece, I’ll link a similar option, as indicated in the LTK description). These are affiliate links, meaning I earn a small commission if you make a purchase, at no extra cost to you. Your support helps me continue creating content—thank you so much!

1. Wide-Leg Pants, Mary Jane’s, and a Crossbody Bag: Style with navy or black wide-leg pants and add a colorful crossbody bag. The pop of color pairs well with the lime green, adding a unique color combo.

2. Patterned Midi Dress and Boots: Layer the sweater over a black and white patterned midi dress and knee-high brown boots. The contrast of the lime green against the neutral tones adds a modern touch while staying cozy.

3. Jeans and Statement Scarf: Wear the sweater with medium wash jeans and add a bold, colorful scarf. This brings vibrancy to the outfit and layers up for warmth, making it great for colder days.

4. Corduroy Pants and Clogs: For a cozy, retro look, pair the sweater with brown corduroy pants. The texture and warmth of the corduroy enhance the fall feel, and it looks effortlessly stylish.

5. Go Monochromatic: For a more playful look, layer the sweater with a matching green dress and tall brown boots. This keeps the outfit light but perfect for milder fall days.

All outfits are linked HERE.

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A Week of Teacher Outfits (or business-casual jobs)

I haven’t been in the classroom in about 10 years, but one of my favorite parts about teaching was putting together outfits that felt like me and were still teacher-appropriate. I even took outfit photos back then! I’ve always loved having a reason to get dressed up🧡

Of course, every district has different rules so if these don’t work for you, I understand and you can modify these if needed.

I know there are LOTS of teacher style accounts out there, and when I get requests for teacher style I point to them, (two of my FAVORITES are @scarfandamug and @happykickss – they do an AMAZING job of adding their personality and fun into their teacher outfits!) but I had fun putting together these teacher outfits that were requested by many of you— let me know if you want to see more!

If you prefer video content, watch the reel HERE.

At the conclusion of the blog post, I’ll include links to everything (or a comparable option if it’s from an older piece, as mentioned in the LTK details). These are affiliate links, meaning I receive a small commission if you decide to make a purchase, with no extra cost to you. Your support helps me continue creating content—thank you!

Outfit 1: wearing size xs petite in the lime green sweater and my black and white floral midi dress is older so l linked similar options. My tall brown boots are discontinued so l linked similar. The bolo tie is a fun Etsy find!

Outfit 2: wearing size 4 in the orange wide leg pants (I need a smaller size— I bought these when I was heavier) and size medium in the brown cardigan sweater.

Outfit 3: wearing size small in this floral midi dress (more maxi on me because I’m petite). My tall brown boots are older so l linked similar ones.

Outfit 4: wearing a size small in the graphic tee (use MARISSA20 for $$ off) and small in the “cardigan” (it’s the dress from the last outfit, below👇🏽 ). My black wide leg jeans are size 0 and I cut them off because I’m short. My black Chelsea boots fit true to size and are so comfy.

Outfit 5: wearing size small in this black button front dress (buttons are functional as you can see in outfit 4!) and 6.5 in the tall black boots. My boho silk scarf is older so I linked similar styles.

All outfits are linked HERE🖤

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