Ways to Wear a Black Blazer this Fall & Winter – Video

Hello and welcome to Dressed for My Day on this YouTube Video Wednesday. I have a fun video for you today. I’m sharing lots of ways to wear a black blazer – from ultra casual to office ready.

I’ve long considered a black blazer to be a wardrobe essential. Whether you wear it frequently like I do, or you keep it in your closet just in case, this classic jacket is the perfect topper to grab in a pinch…or for perfect polish.

Enjoy today’s video and then check back in for pinnables, a shoppable widget and links to other blog posts in which I’ve shared ways to wear my favorite black blazers. If for some reason the video player doesn’t load below, you can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/T5cnTGP2geA.

My Favorite Black Blazers

In today’s video I’m wearing this 1901 Stretch Cotton Twill Blazer, the Veronica Beard Scuba Jacket and the Faux Leather Blazer from Chico’s. I find that all three of these blazers fit true to size. I’m wearing an 8 in all three.

The Veronica Beard Scuba Jacket is quite the investment piece. But for someone who wears a black blazer as frequently as I do and who enjoys it, I find this convertible dickey blazer (dickeys sold separately) to be a very versatile and enjoyable addition to my wardrobe. I purchased it with a lot of Nordy Notes, since it rarely to never goes on sale. And I’ll wear it for years.

Shop for a Black Blazer

Here’s a shopping widget with lots of beautiful black blazers in different cuts and price points. These and the other links in this post are affiliate links. If you shop through them I potentially earn a commission on any purchases, but at no additional cost to you. Thank you for shopping through my links and supporting my work here. I appreciate you.

Pinnable Shoppable Images of Today’s Outfits

I love it when you pin my blog post images to your Pinterest boards. Just hover over the image until you see the Pinterest tab and take it from there. Or if you have the Pinterest button installed on your device, pin using it.

You’ll find a shoppable style collection below each image.

Other posts with black blazers…

I also promised you links to other posts with black blazers. Check out these:

• Over a Dozen Ways to Wear a Black Blazer – this post is over a year old, but you’ll find great style options all the same.
• How to Have Fun with a Blazer – this post from last winter is one of my favorites. It features a leopard hoodie with my 1901 blazer.
• My Favorite Travel Outfit Two Ways – This post features an outfit I often wear with a black blazer when traveling, especially if I am traveling for business or a speaking engagement.
• Classic Work Look with a Dark Floral Print Blouse – Today’s video didn’t feature many work looks, so check out this post if you’re interested in wearing a black jacket to work.

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Blessed for My Day

Who do you identify more with in the bible passage below? The Pharisees who drug a sinner to Jesus for condemnation? Or the woman who stood trembling under the weight of her guilt and shame? Honestly, I’ve been both. I’ve run to Jesus to tattle on others when their sin was directly affecting me, hoping Jesus would zap them somehow or at least pat me on the back and assure me of a future reckoning.

At other times I’ve felt the blush of shame rising up from under my collar and hoped for mercy.

Here’s what I know. We are more than welcome to run to Jesus to tattle. That’s better than throwing stones on our own, for sure. But I’ve also learned that Jesus loves that person who has done me wrong, set me sideways. And, while He’ll listen patiently to my complaints, He’ll also compel me to put down those stones and examine my own life in the light of His presence. Either way or the other, there will be no stones thrown in the presence of the Lamb of God.

Now the scribes and the Pharisees brought a woman caught in the act of adultery, and after placing her in the center of the courtyard, they said to Him, “Teacher, this woman has been caught in the very act of committing adultery. Now in the Law, Moses commanded us to stone such women; what then do You say?” Now they were saying this to test Him, so that they might have grounds for accusing Him. But Jesus stooped down and with His finger wrote on the ground. When they persisted in asking Him, He straightened up and said to them, “He who is without sin among you, let him be the first to throw a stone at her.” ~ John 8:3-7