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The Friendsgiving Fall Trends Happening Now

Lily AI · Team · October 22, 2024 · 1 min read
The Friendsgiving Fall Trends Happening Now

Friendsgiving vs Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving outfits are typically more formal and traditional, yet Friendsgiving is an opportunity for a fun and trendy #OOTD moment. From boho chic to feminine floral prints, cropped jackets to slouchy suits, shades of green to java brown, and oversized bags to swaddled wraps, your outfit will be giving Friendsgiving in no time.

Let’s explore Fall 2024’s hottest trends and see which items will help you land the perfect Friendsgiving look.

Swaddle up

In Free People’s Lillian Scarf Sweater

Wrap up

In Lulu’s Olive Green Suede Surplice Long Sleeve Mini Dress.

Dress up

In Calvin Klein at Macy’s Women’s Floral Chiffon Long-Sleeve Dress.

Suit up

In Abercrombie & Fitch’s Double-Breasted Slouchy Blazer.

Crop up

In Avec Les Filles at Macy’s Plaid Four Pocket Jacket.

Cover up

In AllSaints at Nordstrom’s Dalby Crop Suede Moto Jacket.

Pair up

In J.Crew’s Stevie knee-high pull-on boots in suede.

Up and up

In The Row at FWRD’s Bindle 3 Bag.

Jump up

And go for a walk with friends to burn off that second slide of extra pumpkin pie in Nike’s Blazer Low Platforms.

Ready to organize Friendsgiving assortments in your catalog, too? Learn more about how Lily AI helps retailers operationalize micro-trends, special occasions, and every in-demand aesthetic in between.

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