The best way to dress when you're going out shopping is keep it light, but warm enough so you don't freeze, and make sure what you're wearing is comfortable!
The biggest pain to me when I'm shopping is when I wear a coat, and then I have to carry it around in all the stores. I recommend ditching the coat by either wearing a heavier sweater OR puffy vests are perfect for shopping. They give you the right amount of warmth outside, while not overheating you inside. In addition, you can always throw on a scarf for added warmth. I wouldn't suggest wearing mittens/gloves because then the odds are better for losing them. You're better off wearing a hat, as long as you leave it on your head.
Shoes are the most important thing! If you aren't going to be able to walk around in your favorite boots all day, then DON'T! How many people are going to be looking at your feet anyways? Today is about comfort, getting around to the products you want fast, and not needing to take time to sit down and rest. So, just put on those tennis shoes and go. Your feet will thank you!
Believe me, if you follow these tips the people you are shopping with will thank you! It will prevent a whole lot of headaches and crabby, Christmas shoppers.
Once the day is done and you're home reflecting on all your success and the wonderful purchases you've made, grab a glass of wine and throw on your favorite slippers, because you deserve it for a job well done. I've even posted a picture of my favorite slippers.
Get the Look
- Long, White Knit Sweater - Marshall's
- Burgundy Fleece-Lined Leggings - TJMaxx
- Blush/Rose Colored Faux Leather Jacket - Boutique
- Camel Colored Scarf - Marshall's
- Boots - Steve Madden from Marshall's
Extra Tip: If you are shopping with kids, dress them in bright, noticeable clothing. This way they'll be easier to spot amongst all the hoards of people and you won't have to worry as much about them getting lost.
The biggest pain to me when I'm shopping is when I wear a coat, and then I have to carry it around in all the stores. I recommend ditching the coat by either wearing a heavier sweater OR puffy vests are perfect for shopping. They give you the right amount of warmth outside, while not overheating you inside. In addition, you can always throw on a scarf for added warmth. I wouldn't suggest wearing mittens/gloves because then the odds are better for losing them. You're better off wearing a hat, as long as you leave it on your head.
Shoes are the most important thing! If you aren't going to be able to walk around in your favorite boots all day, then DON'T! How many people are going to be looking at your feet anyways? Today is about comfort, getting around to the products you want fast, and not needing to take time to sit down and rest. So, just put on those tennis shoes and go. Your feet will thank you!
Believe me, if you follow these tips the people you are shopping with will thank you! It will prevent a whole lot of headaches and crabby, Christmas shoppers.
Once the day is done and you're home reflecting on all your success and the wonderful purchases you've made, grab a glass of wine and throw on your favorite slippers, because you deserve it for a job well done. I've even posted a picture of my favorite slippers.
Get the Look
- Long, White Knit Sweater - Marshall's
- Burgundy Fleece-Lined Leggings - TJMaxx
- Blush/Rose Colored Faux Leather Jacket - Boutique
- Camel Colored Scarf - Marshall's
- Boots - Steve Madden from Marshall's
Extra Tip: If you are shopping with kids, dress them in bright, noticeable clothing. This way they'll be easier to spot amongst all the hoards of people and you won't have to worry as much about them getting lost.
My outfit for shopping
My shoes for shopping
My favorite slippers from Target. Can't wait to put them on later!
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