7 Late Fall Essentials Marie Claire Editors Bought for November

"My family's Thanksgiving is not formal in the slightest, but it is a holiday, after all, so I like to put at least a little bit of effort into my outfit. This sweater is the softest piece in my expansive knitwear collection, so it's guaranteed to keep me comfortable. When my day revolves around eating and watching football, I want to feel cozy and chic, and this sweater ticks that box."—Brooke Knappenberger, Associate Commerce Editor

"Thanksgiving for my family is always a simple affair that starts at 4 p.m. and wraps up neatly around 8 p.m. with all of us in separate corners of the house in food comas. Our take on the holiday is very casual, and in no way, shape, or form does it require formalwear. I could get away with wearing slippers (in fact, that's precisely what I did two years ago), but this time, I'll be wearing Tory Burch's lug sole loafers. They're perfectly chunky (not too hefty that they skew grungey, but enough to be a statement) and add a touch of sophistication that'll make me feel like I got dressed on Turkey Day. (Though, I do have a feeling I'll be kicking these loafers off after my first slice of pie.)"—Emma Childs, Fashion Features Editor

"There’s nothing I love more than indulging in a sugar-heavy Thanksgiving meal (I always end up with loads of sweet potato casserole and pumpkin pie on my plate). However, these sweet dishes usually take a toll on my skin and I’ll often end up with patches of breakouts across my face. That’s why I like to rely on La Roche Posay's Effaclar Duo Dual Action Acne Treatment for my post-Thanksgiving skincare routine. It’s infused with benzoyl peroxide and lipo-hydroxy acid which work together to calm flare-ups and reduce the appearance of blemishes."—Lauren Tappan, Fashion Editor

"If you haven't heard, suede bags are everywhere and on everyone's wish list this season. This chic east-west bag rivals The Row's (much more expensive) Idaho style, and it will be my perfect carry-on as I travel back home for Thanksgiving. But it doesn't stop there—I'm also planning to use it as a work tote throughout the rest of the fall and winter and, if I'm being honest, probably through spring." —Sara Holzman, Style Director

"Pearl accents have become my signature over the years, and if something is tartan, there's a strong chance I'm buying it. That being said, this festive little bow ticks off many boxes for me this holiday season (and it's more than 50 percent off). I'm planning my entire Thanksgiving outfit around this bow and I'm not mad about it."—Kristin Contino, Senior Royal and Celebrity Editor

"We might be weeks away from Thanksgiving, but I’ve already started assembling my outfit for the occasion. I’ll wear this snug cashmere sweater from Banana Republic that perfectly balances comfort and style. Although my family’s Thanksgiving dress code is fairly laid-back, I always tend to amp up the elegance, so I'll do just that by pairing this pull-on with a satin slip skirt and a pair of kitten-heeled boots."—Lauren Tappan, Fashion Editor

"Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday of the year (food! drinks! stretch pants!), but it really does do a number on my skin. I always arrive at my sister and sister-in-law's apartment with plenty of beauty goodies in tow so we can pamper our complexion during the revelry. These hydrogel eye patches are my secret to fight inflammation and dryness from too much sodium and booze. The added hyaluronic acid and glycerin douse your skin with moisture and help to plump that delicate skin gently. I highly suggest buying a pack or two to share with your loved ones for a communal spa experience."—Hannah Baxter, Beauty Director

"I love a mini skirt moment—especially in the fall when I can pair them with knee-high socks or printed tights. It’s been my go-to outfit formula for a while, and it's what I’ll likely throw on while co-hosting Friendsgiving this year. I’m eyeing this Tyler McGillivary skirt from the label's new Fall/Winter collection for the occasion. It may look a bit springy, but my love for deer runs deep, and I can picture how sweet it would look with my white tights adorned with pink velvet bows."—Sadie Bell, Senior Culture Editor