Casual Holiday Look

I know a lot of emphasis is put on finding the perfect dresses for holiday parties. I’m totally guilty of picking out a few dresses and skirts and not having enough events to wear them too. Frankly, my family does pretty casual holidays. We might put on something for dinner (particularly Thanksgiving), but most of the day is spent in comfortable clothes. And on Christmas, we spend a lot of time in pajamas and loungewear!

This is something I would for sure wear at any point during the week of Thanksgiving. Either the day before while running around gathering last minute ingredients, during the day for a family football game*, or the day after for Black Friday shopping.

* I feel like I need to mention that my family does not actually play football, haha. We’re more of the Yahtzee type.

Speaking of Thanksgiving… do you guys have fun family traditions? As I mentioned, we tend to play a lot of games, Yahtzee included! And after dinner, we have family friends come over to just hang out. The parents do their thing, and the kids (twin sisters my sister’s age and their younger sister) do our thing.

Last year I set up a movie theater in the backyard, and we’re definitely going to do that again! (I just rewatched the vlog I did last Thanksgiving. Vlogging is so hard to do every day, but I love being able to rewatch the memories.)

One thing we’re adding to this mix this year… the Turkey Trot. In addition to not being a football playing family, we’re not really runners either. Needless to say, this should be interesting. (If anyone in Tampa with a 10-minute pace wants to run with me, hit me up haha.)

Dear J. Crew, I feel like you need to quadruple your tartan inventory! Everything always sells out so fast, including these perfect bow flats. If you have tiny feet, you might be able to find your size.

I’ve rounded up a few more cute plaid flats to shop:

Hat // Similar Vest // Jeans (c/o) // Striped Tee // Ballet Flats // Crossbody