Thanksgiving is not just another day off. It is not even another holiday. It is an experience. Whether it is carving your first turkey at the head of the table, juking your overly competitive cousin Charlie in a friendly family football game, or finding yourself on Central Park West under a massive inflatable Snoopy, Thanksgiving is a chock full of memories that will last a lifetime. Don’t let those memories be etched in people’s mind with you looking like a dumb.
Get your wardrobe ready with these tips for what to wear on the Thanksgiving this year. Whether you’re munching with friends, on a journey to see family or hosting your own dinner, these tips help you tease out your personal style with an eye for relaxation and customization.
THE EAT & RUN.
Whether you are feasting with family, or counting down the minutes to kick-start, these threads will keep you moving.
When you start receiving people for Thanksgiving, it has to be official: you’re an adult. Dress like a matured man. You may be a bit overdressed compared to your visitants, but that is absolutely fine. You’re hosting the night, it’s your table, set the rules and standards.
THE MEET & GREET
Every holiday season, only few brave men decide to meet families. Hold your nerves and make the first impression with a look that is kind, approachable and says “I’ve got it together.” Of course, you will need to get well-dressed if the above mentioned family doesn’t happen to live a pebble throw away. We’ve got you protected there too…see below the clothing.
UNFORGETTABLES
So you are in this for the long haul; traveling over the holidays can make the celebration a bit hectic. You may not be able to control the bad weather at O’Hare International Airport (which, for some reason, delays every flight within a 3,000 mile circle), but you definitely have a control a how you pack. Get charged for an extended holiday weekend without over packing and over-thinking.
Don’t leave these fundamentals behind if you are hitting the road this Thanksgiving.
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