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Your Guide to Thanksgiving Fashion for Every Occasion

Maggie Seidel Student Contributor, Brown University
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As Halloween festivities quell, my mind naturally turns to the upcoming holiday: Thanksgiving. I personally love Thanksgiving for all it represents – spending time with loved ones and expressing gratitude. And, for me, Thanksgiving is the foyer into the winter holiday season, which I look forward to all year long. 

This year, I have been seeing compilations of curated outfit itineraries for all the events taking place during the week of Thanksgiving, and I have thoughts to share! Read on for five pillars of Thanksgiving style which each merit their own aesthetic in 2025. 

1. Friendsgiving:

A slightly less formal version of your Thanksgiving meal, but equal parts festive. Insert cozy textures, suede, or maybe some sparkle. Let this serve as the appetizer for the week. 

2. Wednesday Night Out:

A perfect excuse to revisit with hometown friends and relive high school memories.

3. Turkey Trot (or for me, Corepower Yoga Sculpt):

The necessary work out to balance the week of enjoyment and indulgence.

4. Thanksgiving Day Parade:

My personal favorite family tradition, and a PERFECT excuse to wear matching pajamas.

  • Pajama Style One: For those celebrating in wintery conditions, I love the Brannon Bear ones!
  • Pajama Style Two: For those on the warmer side of things.

5. Thanksgiving Meal:

A very appropriate time to channel your Gossip Girl Thanksgiving-inspired style.

  • For an Upper East-Side Style Affair: Dress Options One & Two.
  • Stay Warm: By wearing a cape or wrap coat en route to dinner.
Maggie Seidel

Brown '26

Maggie Seidel is the President of the Her Campus at Brown chapter. In this role, she oversees and recruits new members and writers, serves as a liaison between the chapter and Brown University, manages the calendar, editorial process, and brand partnerships, leads weekly meetings, and contributes written and visual content.

Maggie studies International & Public Affairs and Entrepreneurship, and she is a current senior. She is also part of Brown University's Women in Business chapter, a member of Kappa Delta sorority, and writing an honors thesis.

Her Campus is Maggie's place of happy. She also loves to play tennis, celebrate holidays of any & all kinds, curate new Pinterest boards, and sip iced coffee.