November is here.
Your closet, meet lookingGLASS.
Let’s get you dressed.
November Outfit Insider is here.
Your calendar is filling up. Let’s get your outfits caught up.
This month is packed with inspiration for Thanksgiving gatherings, Friendsgiving dinners, family photos, weekend sidelines, and those “wait, that’s this week?” plans.
Plus, lookingGLASS is officially live! Download the app to discover new ways to wear the clothes you already own and make getting dressed the easiest part of your day.
And of course, Lauren is back sharing real outfits you can recreate straight from your own closet.
Consider this your shortcut to looking pulled together all November, with one less decision on your plate.
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Lauren's November Outfits
Coat l Dress l Earrings l Heels l Purse l Tights
Jacket l Top l Skirt l Earrings l Heels l Purse
Sweater l Skirt l Earrings l Bracelet l Boots
Sunglasses l Sweater l Pants l Scarf l Mules l Tote
1. Start with the fit
A really good jacket pulls everything together without making you feel bundled into submission. Look for room through the shoulders and sleeves, especially with a sweater underneath. A tie waist adds definition, while a straight cut keeps things relaxed. Pick the shape that makes you feel instantly put together.
2. Find your go to style
Are you a cozy wrap jacket person? A polished black coat person? A “wearing a blanket, but make it fashion” person? Choose something that works with your actual November calendar, from school drop-off to dinner reservations. The best pick is the one you won’t leave hanging by the door.
3. Pay attention to the fabric
Cozy should feel good against your skin. Check wool blends for softness, faux fur for shedding, and puffers for warmth without uncomfortable bulk. Read the care label, too. Your everyday jacket should fit your laundry tolerance as well as your wardrobe.
4. Look at the details
An oversized collar, a flattering belt, plush texture, or a glossy finish can make the whole outfit. Practical touches matter just as much. Think usable pockets, secure closures, and sleeves that cover your wrists. Pretty and useful? We love an overachiever.
5. Give it the real-life test
Sit down. Reach forward. Hug someone. Try it over your chunkiest sweater. Your jacket should move comfortably without pulling across the back or bunching under your arms. If you can’t comfortably drive in it, the school pickup line is going to feel very long.
6. Make sure it earns its closet space
Try it with jeans and sneakers, trousers and boots, and your favorite dinner outfit. A belted wrap adds polish, a black coat keeps things classic, faux fur brings the fun, and a puffer handles chilly days. Your November plus-one should be ready for more than one invitation.
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