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What To Wear For Bonfire Night

Wear an outfit that’s going to turn more heads than the firework display. The aim is to look cute and be cozy whilst braving the turning weather. Whether you’re standing in a muddy field, watching the fireworks from a rooftop bar or toasting marshmallows in your back garden, one thing we can guarantee is that it’s going to be cold. Here’s our guide to outfits for bonfire night so you can be iconic and not freeze to death this bonfire night.

Knits

A classic winter knit is a smart choice on bonfire night. They’re slouchy enough to put a few extra layers underneath and look chic. A dark colour will help you disguise any potential stains but a lighter colour can contrast with a darker coat or boot.

The superwarm coat

You’ll be standing outside in the cold for at least an hour so you need to think thick. A trench gives full coverage and extra warmth all over and an oversized chunky puffer will keep the heat in

Boots

Realistically it might rain, that’s Britain for you so you need a boot with chunky sole because no one likes wet feet. A pair of heavy-duty boots for women are going to help you navigate the terrain and calf boots will help protect up your legs from mud spatter. You can easily hide a thick sock and a bigger sole can give you a few extra inches too so you can leave any heels at home.

Women’s Accessories

Accessories can add an extra layer to keep you warm whilst also bringing a dose of your personal style to your look. Grab a cute hat and scarf, throw on some cute patterned tights if you’re wearing a dress and brave the cold whilst looking cute.

EGO’s  bonfire night outfits

Bonfire night is the perfect occasion to embrace the winter weather and showcase your autumn wardrobe. Shop our range of women’s clothing and shoes to keep looking cute in the cold this winter.
Mia Babb
Mia Babb

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