So keep it comfortable. Have a shoe you know you can walk in for a while. Have clothing you know you're going to be able to sit in for a while. The whole blazer look is great. You know, you could wear a T-shirt underneath, and if it gets to be warm you can take off your blazer and you have a T-shirt and a great pair of boots and jeans on. Just keep it casual and comfortable. EA: I think the other thing that's kind of interesting right now about football stadiums, with everything that happened with the Boston Marathon, they're really cutting down on what kinds of bags and purses they're allowing in stadiums.
You don't need to go with like a ton of makeup in your purse. I always like to just grab a credit card, my license, my phone, and maybe some lip gloss and gum. You know, throw it in either your buddy's pocket or your back pocket, or get a great little simple purse that you can just put over your shoulder and you don't have to worry about.
Also, don't try to bring [your favorite] purse into the stands because people dump beer on the floor all the time. It's gonna get messed up, it's gonna get wet. So I'd go with an over-the-shoulder simple bag that rests on your hip where you can just throw your phone, gum, license, lip gloss, and you're good to go. Do you have any football games on the horizon? What's your go-to outfit? Plus, see how two stylists duked it out for the perfect ballpark outfit on our competition series Dress to Kill , hosted by Whitney Port:.
Bonus tip: Always have a scrunchie on deck for when times get hot and steamy. Luckily, we've come a long way from this trend, which dominated the mids in all of its short, tight, and little, er, glory. Start with your team colors, and find an easy throw-on dress that fits your personal style. By Kaitlyn Yarborough. Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team.
If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission. Save FB Tweet More. First off, let's start by saying something that should be obvious: Wear whatever the Sam Hill you want to wear to a football game. No one here is the judge and jury. But with dozens of SEC gamedays under my belt—and just as many outfit mishaps—I've settled on a few tried-and-true guidelines that can help us all get through another hot, sweaty tailgate season.
Keep in mind that the days are long, the air conditioning is nonexistent, and the allowed bag size in the stadium has gotten mighty, mighty tiny.
Which significantly hinders space for on-the-go beauty supplies to use when you're dripping more sweat than the players. The goal is to begin the day with your smartest foot forward, starting with a stylish but curated outfit to see you from tailgate to touchdowns to closing time.
Here are the ultimate dos and don'ts of what to wear to a college football game in the South, should you be in need of inspiration. Start Slideshow. Midi Dress. Credit: Lulus. Do wear: Flowy midi dress How many times are you willing to risk taking a tumble as you climb the stadium steps?
Our heated down-jackets and heated gloves are designed to keep you warm and dry no matter where you are. The best part? Our jackets and gloves have different heating modes so you can easily turn the heat up or down to get as much heat as you want. Before you head to your next outdoor sporting event, be sure to pick up a Ravean heated jacket or pair of gloves. February 24, February 17, February 12, All Rights Reserved. Menu 0. Layer Up The key to staying warm is having enough layers to keep the cold out.
Wear Hats and Gloves The temperature can easily reach freezing during the fall and winter months depending on where you live. Bring a Stadium Seat Instead of freezing your behind off on the cold bleachers, bring a stadium seat. Pack a Blanket For an extra layer of warmth, bring a blanket. Plan Ahead Before you head to the game, make sure you check the weather.
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