Four Pairs of Pants I Would Wear if I Worked in an Office or as a Teacher

I am currently a stay at home mom, but I used to teach prekindergarten, and every once in awhile I like to put together some outfits that I would wear if I was still teaching or working in an office environment.

These outfits DO lean on the more casual side, but you could certainly decide to dress them up with heels, jewelry, blouses, and other accessories to make them feel more like you. I decided to keep things simple to really showcase the pants.

Below each photo, you’ll find links to the featured pieces or similar alternatives if the originals are unavailable, all through LTK. These are affiliate links, meaning I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase—at no extra cost to you. Your support means so much to me!

I have owned the wide leg pair of these pants for a few years now, but I lost some weight and they don’t fit anymore. I accidently ordered the straight leg pair to replace them and loved them and kept them. I paired the orange pants with a cream sweater and balmy blundstone boots.

Outfit linked HERE

I love a black/washed black pair of pants and this wide leg pair is as cute as they are comfy! The large pockets add some fun interest they’re a great length for petites!

Outfit linked HERE

I know we’re starting to get into spring and out of corduroy pants season, but this pair is so good! The color is a mix between a green and a brown and they’re so soft and comfy.

Outfit linked HERE

I’ve owned these pants the longest and love the color. A light olive green is a favorite of mine. I bought these when I was heavier, so I could probably size down at this point, but they’re a comfy and loose fit.

Outfit linked HERE

Would you wear these outfits as a teacher or in an office?

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How to Create Festive Christmas Looks Using Clothes You Already Own

You don’t need to buy a whole new wardrobe to look festive this holiday season. With a little creativity, you can put together Christmas-inspired outfits using pieces you already have. I have put together 11 ways to style your everyday clothes for a cheerful, holiday-ready look!

If you ARE looking to fill some holes in your wardrobe or add something to your outfit rotation, I will link each outfit below each photo (if pieces are older or unavailable, I will link similar styles. This will be noted in the LTK description).

As always, I use affiliate links. This just means I earn a small commission if you shop using these links, at no additional cost to you. I appreciate you shopping my links as it helps me to continue putting together these posts. Thank you!

A pop of red: to make almost any outfit feel more Christmasy, throw on a red accessory (a beanie like this one, or a red scarf, red mittens, red bag, red shoes etc)

Outfit linked HERE.

Try burgundy: if you don’t love red, try burgundy! It’s a trending color right now & it works for all sorts of occasions (Thanksgiving/ Valentines & Christmas!). Make it extra cute by matching your socks!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear a satin top: a satin top is a great investment for holiday events, winter date nights, or when you want to feel more dressed up!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear a festive sweater: a fair isle sweater in a neutral color is super cozy & will get lots of wear ALL winter long!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear white: white knits are perfect for the winter season— make it even cozier with a textured scarf!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear satin or go for a monochromatic outfit: a satin slip skirt (in any color!) is always a winner for the holidays. I went ahead & made a green monochromatic look & love how festive it feels!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear a red top: a red sweater is a cute way to feel festive & something you can wear year after year (it doesn’t even have to be printed like this one!).

Outfit linked HERE.

Throw on a holiday scarf: the plaid colors in this scarf make it perfect for Christmas, but a solid scarf in green, red, white, or cream would work too!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear green: green is one of my favorite colors to wear so this is a really easy one for me!

Outfit linked HERE.

Wear festive jewelry: stick with a neutral outfit and add red or green jewelry! These two pieces are from Sela Designs and you can use MARISSA10 for $$ off.

Green necklace/ red necklace/ rest of the outfit HERE

If all else fails, wear all black: all black works for almost EVERY occasion-it’s classic, chic, & easy!

Outfit linked HERE.

These tips should help you create holiday-ready outfits without needing to shop!

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Eight Easy Mom Outfits

As moms, we’re all running around like crazy trying to get everything done. The last thing you want to be worried about is what you’re wearing. But, you also want to feel put together and comfortable. Here are eight easy outfits you can copy for your busy days!

If you prefer video content, watch the reel HERE.

Each outfit is versatile, practical, and easy to recreate with staples you probably already own. Which look is your favorite? Let me know!

At the end of this post, I will include links to all of the outfits! If the featured items are older or unavailable (specified in the LTK description), I’ll link a similar alternative! 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!

1. Rustic Comfort: A brown pullover jacket, casual leggings, pull on boots, and a tan crossbody for a balanced, laid-back vibe.

2. Casual Cool: A cozy sweater, medium-wash jeans, and a pop of color crossbody bag make this look effortlessly chic.

3. Classic Black: A sleek black sweater, leggings, and boots—a timeless combo for any mom on the move.

4. Sporty Layers: A pop of red with a sherpa pullover and baseball cap paired with denim and ankle boots. Functional and fun!

5. Cozy Neutrals: An oversized pullover and leggings paired with slipper shoes —comfort meets charm.

6. Winter Ready: A puffer vest, knit beanie, and sneakers keep you warm and on-trend.

7. Colorful Flair: A vibrant scarf with soft shades brings warmth and personality to your winter outfit.

8. Earthy Tones: Olive green layers and leggings—simple yet stylish for a day outdoors.

All outfits are linked HERE.

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Five Outfits for December (and where to wear them)

December is such a busy month! It’s a really fun month, but it can be stressful to figure out what to wear to ALL of the events. Here are five outfits to get you through it!

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At the end of this post, I will include links to all of the outfits! If the featured items are older or unavailable (specified in the LTK description), I’ll link a similar alternative! 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!

Outfit 1–cozy Christmas Day outfit. Wearing a size small in the green sweater. My jeans are sold out in my wash, but they’re available in other washes & I linked similar options. My clogs are older, so I linked similar ones.

Outfit 2-December date night/girls night out. Wearing size small in my sweater. My skort is older so I linked similar. Love these sheertex tights. My boots fit true to size. 

Outfit 3-Christmas card photos. Wearing size small in the sweater. Wearing 24 petite in the jeans—so comfy! Wearing my true size in my blundstone boots. 

Outfit 4-Christmas cookie making day. Wearing xs in my cardigan sweater, small in my tee, and xs in my leggings. My slipper shoes fit true to size.

Outfit 5-Christmas Eve service. Wearing size small in my sweater. My skirt and scarf are older so I linked similar ones. I sized up a half size in my boots and they fit great.

All outfits are linked HERE.

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