No two colors say Thanksgiving quite like burgundy and burnt orange — deep wine reds and glowing pumpkin tones that mirror the harvest table itself. The best burgundy and burnt orange thanksgiving outfits mix these two shades together or let one take the spotlight, pairing them with warm neutrals like cream, camel, chocolate, and black. From velvet dresses to cozy knits, these 16 outfit ideas show you exactly how to wear fall’s most delicious color palette to dinner, drinks, and every gathering in between.
1. Burgundy Sweater Dress with Tan Over-the-Knee Boots
A burgundy ribbed sweater dress with a mock neck is the easiest way to wear the season’s richest shade. Tan suede over-the-knee boots lighten the look, and a long gold pendant necklace adds warmth. Drape a camel coat over your shoulders for the journey. This one-and-done outfit is cozy, flattering, and completely dinner-proof.
2. Burnt Orange Blazer with Cream Top and Dark Jeans
A burnt orange blazer instantly elevates a simple cream ribbed top and dark wash straight-leg jeans. Tan pointed ankle boots and a matching structured handbag keep the palette cohesive. The blazer adds structure for a slightly dressy Thanksgiving, while the jeans keep it comfortable. It’s smart, warm, and photo-ready.
3. Burgundy Satin Midi Skirt with a Cream Knit
Pair a burgundy satin midi skirt with an oversized cream cable-knit sweater half-tucked at the front. The matte knit against the glossy satin is a beautiful texture contrast. Nude block-heel ankle boots and delicate gold hoops complete the look. This outfit feels special enough for the holiday table but relaxed enough for the couch after.
4. Burnt Orange Turtleneck with Brown Corduroys
A burnt orange fitted turtleneck tucked into chocolate brown corduroy straight-leg pants is pure fall harmony. Tan loafers and a cognac belt warm up the look, while simple gold studs add polish. The turtleneck’s snug fit balances the corduroys’ soft structure. It’s a cheerful, classic combo for a family dinner.
5. Burgundy Velvet Top with Black Wide-Leg Pants
A burgundy velvet long-sleeve top with black wide-leg trousers is elegant evening dressing. Black pointed heels and a small black clutch keep it sleek, while layered gold necklaces catch the candlelight. Throw a black wool coat over the top for the evening chill. Velvet in burgundy is pure holiday luxury.
6. Burnt Orange Wrap Dress with Cognac Boots
A burnt orange wrap-front midi dress flatters every figure with its adjustable tie waist. Cognac knee-high boots and a matching satchel create a warm tonal look. Add a cream cardigan over the top if the evening turns cool. The wrap silhouette gives you room to enjoy dinner comfortably — no tight waistband in sight.
7. Burgundy Plaid Skirt with a Black Turtleneck
A burgundy-and-black plaid mini skirt paired with a fitted black turtleneck is festive and youthful. Opaque black tights and black heeled ankle boots keep it season-appropriate, and a small black crossbody bag adds practicality. The plaid pattern nods to the holidays without going over the top. Great for Friendsgiving.
8. Burnt Orange Cardigan with White Tee and Jeans
Layer a burnt orange chunky cardigan, worn open, over a white tee and medium-wash mom jeans. White sneakers keep it fresh and casual, while a tan mini backpack adds practicality. This is the coziest, easiest look on the list — perfect for a relaxed family Thanksgiving with lots of couch time.
9. Burgundy Leather Skirt with an Oatmeal Sweater
Tuck an oatmeal oversized knit sweater into a burgundy faux-leather mini skirt for a chic high-low mix. Sheer black tights and pointed black ankle boots keep it polished, and a tan top-handle bag adds contrast. The soft knit against the edgy leather is effortlessly cool — dressy enough for dinner, comfortable enough for seconds.
10. Burnt Orange Knit Co-ord Set with a Cream Coat
A burnt orange knit co-ord set — relaxed sweater and matching wide-leg pants — looks intentional and modern. Throw a cream wool coat over the top and add white leather sneakers for a fresh finish. The monochrome knit set is as comfortable as loungewear but looks completely put-together in photos.
11. Burgundy Wool Coat Over an All-Black Base
Let a burgundy wool coat be the star over an all-black base: black turtleneck, black skinny jeans, black ankle boots. The deep red coat pops against the dark layers underneath. Add a black leather tote and simple gold hoops. This is a stunning arrival outfit — you’ll make an entrance before you even reach the table.
12. Burnt Orange Satin Blouse with Tan Trousers
A burnt orange satin blouse tucked into high-waisted tan pleated trousers is polished and unexpected. Nude pointed flats keep you comfortable, and a structured cognac handbag ties the palette together. Layer delicate gold necklaces over the blouse’s neckline. The satin’s sheen makes this feel festive and dinner-party ready.
13. Burgundy Corduroy Pants with a Cream Sweater
Burgundy corduroy straight-leg pants paired with a cream chunky-knit sweater is a fresh take on fall color. Tan suede ankle boots and a matching belt complete the look. The corduroy texture adds richness, and the cream knit keeps it light near your face. It’s cozy, colorful, and completely wearable.
14. Burnt Orange Sweater Vest with a White Shirt
Layer a burnt orange cable-knit sweater vest over a crisp white button-down shirt, tucked into dark charcoal pleated trousers. Brown block-heel loafers and a tan belt pull it together. The preppy layering looks smart for a slightly formal family dinner, and the orange vest brings all the fall energy.
15. Burgundy Slip Dress with a Black Cardigan
A burgundy satin slip dress becomes Thanksgiving-ready with a fitted black cardigan buttoned over the top. Black opaque tights and pointed black flats keep it modest and comfortable. Layer gold necklaces over the cardigan and carry a black top-handle bag. The rich burgundy glows beautifully in warm indoor light.
16. Burgundy and Burnt Orange Color-Block Knit
End with both colors at once: a color-block knit sweater in burgundy and burnt orange stripes, paired with dark wash straight-leg jeans and brown ankle boots. A tan crossbody bag and gold hoops finish the look. Wearing the two shades together is the boldest, most festive move on this list — pure Thanksgiving in a sweater.
There you have it — 16 burgundy and burnt orange thanksgiving outfits that capture the season’s most delicious colors. Whether you go all-in on one shade or mix both, pair them with warm neutrals like cream, camel, and chocolate for a look that’s rich but never overwhelming. Save this post for later so your fall color palette is ready when the holiday arrives — and tell us in the comments: are you team burgundy or team burnt orange?
