What can I wear to my new mother-in-law’s for Thanksgiving?

A new Mother-in-law’s Thanksgiving dinners is very special. Unless a dress code is specified wear something that you would wear to a nice restaurant. Something on the conservative side is always a no-brainer. Today young women dress much more casual, than their mother and mother-in-laws did 20 years ago. However, a Thanksgiving dinner at your new Mother-in-law’s is an opportunity to show your respect by wearing something in good taste.

A casual style dress or jean style pants in a color or dressy fabric like velvet or leather is very appropriate to wear to your new Mother-in-law’s for Thanksgiving. With the right accessories, all are good choices.

(Absolutely no torn, ripped, or distressed jeans.)

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