Tis the season to party! So, I’m showcasing two ways to style a leopard print skirt and two ways to style a buffalo plaid jacket…both from Amazon Fashion.
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For a holiday office party or your favorite happy hour….wear a leopard midi skirt with a front-tucked white V-neck sweater and a pair of camel booties. Top off this sassy look with a faux leather camel moto jacket and a trendy red handbag. Hmmm….I’m betting drinks are on the house!
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Are you needing something to wear to a casual party or to meet friends for coffee? Then I’ve got great news….repurpose the leopard print skirt and complement it with a white turtleneck sweater and add a green puffer jacket and Adidas sneakers. With an Apple-compatible watch band and trendy cassette bag, you will bring the merry to the party!
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An Amazon buffalo plaid jacket is guaranteed to make your holiday style a little cozier. For a warm and fuzzy indoor outfit, wear your jacket with black joggers and a gray hoodie. To keep mama happy, complete the look with a pair of “mama bear” faux fur slippers with a buffalo plaid lining!
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“Baby it’s cold outside!” So, let’s talk about how to stay warm and look adorable for the Christmas caroling party. Layers are the way to go….so, layer your buffalo plaid jacket over a comfy mock-neck sweater and faux leather leggings. With Dr. Scholl’s shearling-lined boots and a plaid scarf, all you need to top off your festive style is a metallic red puffer jacket.
Don’t you just love “hanging out” with friends over the holidays….especially in cute and affordable Amazon outfits?
Holley Williams is a personal stylist specializing in closet inventory, seasonal shopping, and wardrobe consultation. Be sure to check her Holley Williams Style on Pinterest. Contact Holley at [email protected].
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.
