28 Cute Thanksgiving Outfits for Women That Aren't Just Jeans and a Sweater

These super-wide-leg pants have so much personality that you can just pair them with heels and a mock neck bodysuit and call it a day. Add a statement necklace to complete the look, or keep it simple and elegant with your favorite stud earrings.

Made with Mongolian cashmere, this calf-length midi skirt is seriously soft, and it looks so chic when paired with a matching turtleneck and cinched with a belt. You can even match your booties to your belt for a totally cohesive ensemble.

Nothing says fall fashion quite like a rich brown corduroy jumper paired with a mock neck long-sleeve shirt. Dress it up with a pair of pointed-toe booties, and if the weather is especially nippy, then you can add a pair of black tights to keep your legs warm.

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It may be pricey, but this button-up, rib-stitch cardigan is an investment you surely won't regret. Its pretty cider color just screams fall, and it looks so classy when paired with a bodysuit, a pair of Y2K-inspired twill cargo pants, and slip-on mules.

Breathable and comfy, this plaid blazer looks like it means serious business, but you can make it a little more playful with some ripped straight-leg jeans and a pair of suede booties.

Keep it classy and casual with a cotton micro-rib turtleneck, which can easily be tucked into a pair of pleated trousers and paired with a plaid blazer. And to pull it all together, add a pair of chunky loafers.

Sweater vests are having a moment, and this boxy wool vest is so easy to style. To give it some shape, wear it over a tailored cotton blouse with slim, ankle-length jeans, and then add some casual sneakers for a playful twist.

If you're looking for a one-piece ensemble that really steals the show, then go with this ultra-flattering tie-waist sweater dress. The soft-ribbed knit fabric feels just like cashmere, and it's versatile enough to wear with anything from heels to booties to flats.

Who ever said overalls are just for kids? These ankle-length denim overalls are ideal for an indulgent meal, and you can easily dress them up with a brightly-colored cable-knit sweater and chunky heeled clogs.

Flannel and fall will always be a perfect pair, and this fun cropped flannel shirt is a great choice if you're looking to layer. Made with 100 percent cotton, it's light enough to wear over a turtleneck, and you can complete the look with classic bootcut jeans and leather booties.

Yes, turtleneck season has definitely arrived, and this cropped one looks Thanksgiving dinner ready when you add some straight leg trousers and heeled booties.

For the comfort of a sweatshirt and the style of a sweater, go with a fun hybrid, like this pretty eyelet-sleeve, drop-shoulder crewneck. It looks just as great with jeans as it does with a pair of straight-leg cargo trousers, and for a pop of color, add some eye-catching pointed-toe mules.

Wearing a knee-length cardigan to Thanksgiving dinner will make you feel like you're swathed in a cozy hug all night — and you can keep it looking stylish with a bodysuit tucked into paperbag pants and a pair of suede booties.

This puffy-sleeved tiered midi dress becomes the perfect fall staple when you add a pair of tall heeled boots. You can also bring along a casual striped cardigan to keep your arms covered if you're worried about feeling chilly.

This oversized houndstooth sweater vest is a favorite on Amazon for a reason: It's so, so versatile. However, if you're looking to wear it to Thanksgiving dinner, then try layering it over a crisp white button-up with cropped, ripped jeans and some edgy heeled booties.

Why are these called "The Dream Pant," you ask? Because they feature an elastic waist, sleek tapered leg, and wrinkle-resistant knit fabric that provides all the comfort of your favorite sweatpants. Dress 'em up for the night with a cute ribbed bodysuit and brightly-colored ballet flats.

You simply can't go wrong with a form-fitting rib-knit sweater dress the color of pumpkin pie. To accessorize, keep it simple with a lightweight trench, suede booties, and a delicate gold chain.

Yes, you can get away with wearing your stretchy black leggings to Thanksgiving dinner — just as long as you pair them with a tailored blazer that hits below your hip and some stylish penny loafers.

If comfort is your main priority on Thanksgving, then these jacquard pull-on pants (which can be adjusted at the hem for a more tapered look) are a must. You can even make them look a bit more formal with a fitted plaid button-up and a pair of chunky loafers.

With a skirt this gorgeous, you don't have to overdo it with accessories. A simple ribbed sweater tucked into the skirt and a pair of tall heeled boots will round it out nicely.

For a fun twist on the Canadian tuxedo, layer a lightweight denim top over a striped shirt and tuck them both into a pair of ecru denim pants, then finish the look off with a skinny black belt and matching pointed-toe flats.

Creating an outfit with visual interest can be as simple as mixing textures. For an unexpected combination, wear a thick, heavy knit sweater with a pair of flowy, full-length gauze pants, and then add a pair of suede heeled boots.

Made with extra-fine merino wool and featuring a subtle puff sleeve, this thigh-length sweater dress is an elegant dream, and it looks just as great with flats as it does with thick tights and a pair of knee-high boots.

These velvety-soft corduroy cords are seriously stylish, especially when dressed up with a silky tie-neck blouse and a pair of cool pointed-toe booties.

It may seem boring to wear a fitted tank with straight-leg jeans and white sneakers, but the addition of an oversized waffle knit cardigan in a gorgeous shade of caramel will instantly elevate your look.

For another unexpectedly chic clothing combination, try pairing a drop-shoulder chunky turtleneck pullover with a sleek knee-length slip skirt, and then complete your ensemble with some cool Chelsea boots.

To elevate a few classic fall staples, pair simple corduroy pants and an oversized buffalo plaid shirt jacket with unexpected details, like giant gold hoops and stiletto heels.

As long as you're careful about spills, then this oatmeal-colored chunky ribbed sweater is such a chic (and comfy!) choice for Thanksgiving dinner. It looks even more fabulous when worn over a lace neck blouse with wide-leg tweed trousers and tall heeled boots.