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Tunics Were Made for Thanksgiving

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I don’t know about ya’ll…but I really plan on packin’ it in tomorrow…food that is. I know, I should want to be healthy all the time. On Thanksgiving, however, all thoughts of healthy eating go out the window! Thus, whatever I wear has got to be comfortable and capable of accommodating my food baby. Yeah, I just went there. HA!

I’m of the firm belief that tunics were created specifically for holiday eating. I mean you can throw one on over leggings, look pulled together, yet still be ready to indulge in all the delicious Thanksgiving goodies that you’re faced with. I’m not saying I’m a complete glutton come turkey day, but I come pretty darn close to being one. I jest. Or do I? HA! Plus, if you go for a print, any spills you have are less likely to be noticed. I’m not speaking from experience or anything…

Ok, I’m off to go figure out what dish I’m going to bring to my mama’s tomorrow. Feel free to leave your suggestions. Mama’s stuck!

tunic collage

From left to right: Patterson J. Kinkaid Egyptian Tunic at Nordstrom, Winter Kate Grace Tunic at Nordstrom, Forever 21BonBon Deal of the Day at $22.80}, Rebecca Taylor Meow Tunic Dress at Nordstrom, Patterson J. Kinkaid Egyptian Tunic Top at Shopbop Paisley Ethnic Top {

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  6. I’m making my cranberry relish and the Knight’s grandmother’s strawberry cake. I had planned to make an awesome, easy pumpkin bread pudding, but I am the only one who can make the cake “just like Grandma did”, so…

    Happy Thanksgiving!

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  18. Personally, I’m not a huge fan of tunics. They fall in the same category as ponchos for me. But, they do serve a purpose particularly when you feel like leaving that top button on the pants undone.
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  26. You are so funny! I’ve never thought of a Thanksgiving Tunic before haha. LOVE the idea and now I want one. Happy Thanksgiving Beautiful! <3

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  33. Tunics are such a great choice for holiday dinners! Love the ones you picked out, Kristin!

    I hope both of you ladies have a fantastic Thanksgiving! 🙂

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  35. Girl I am so there with you on the tunics over pants of any kind on Thanksgiving…that little bit of extra space is needed and I never feel under-dressed because the sass factor is maintained. Kristin…that Winter Kate number is GORGE!! (and I don’t mean on the food ahahahaha)

    xoxo,
    Carrie
    ps-take the pumpkin white ganache caramel tart we made last night. recipes on the blog and, uh, i ate the last mini for breakfast. KRISTIN…SO GOOD!! and dessert IS a dish after all 🙂 ps-deathtothedietforoneday

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    1. @Carrie, Is it too late for pumpkin? Hmmmm..I didn’t make that tart for Thanksgiving…but I still want to make it!! YUM!

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  37. Leggings and a tunic… great idea- think I’ll be borrowing that one! Foodwise I’m in charge of yams and green beans this year, but I love when one of our family friends brings her homemade cornbread from scratch. Happy Turkey Day!
    Bisous,
    Rachel
    lovealamode.wordpress.com

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