It’s no secret that no one does college football like the SEC!  Thanks to growing up in Arkansas, “woo pig sooie” has been part of my vocabulary basically since I could talk.  We love going to football games almost as much as we love our team.  With many stadiums around the country, including the University of Arkansas, cracking down on safety by implementing clear bag policies, it’s getting harder for us SEC girls to keep up our tradition of dressing up for games.  See my choice outfit for a Razorback game this season and the stadium-approved bag to go with it below!

Dress: Jeans & Java Boutique (similar) | Shoes: DSW (similar here & here) | Hat: Nordstrom | Bag: Little Earth Productions | Lip color: Stila Cosmetics

The ladies of the SEC are known for dressing to impress at football games.  T-shirts and tennis shores are a rare sight at any game, but you will see quite a few dresses, heels, and cowboy boots!  The dress I’m wearing is a trendy trapeze dress from the widely popular local boutique, Jeans and Java.  I paired the dress with comfortable wedge booties (because walking through a stadium in heels can is absolute torture) and a floppy hair to keep my hair from being a mess in the wind and sun during a game.

This bag by Little Earth Productions is the perfect game day handbag.  Little Earth Productions produces licensed, stadium-approved bags so women can easily carry their game day essentials with them as they cheer on their team.  Stadium-approved means that this bag will pass inspection for most strict stadium bag policies because it’s clear plastic and measures 10″ x 6″.  I love that the chain strap can be removed for easy transition from the game to dinner and bar hopping afterwards.  The bag will fit all of your game day essentials, including your phone, lipstick, and a card holder.  I also love the price: this bag is under $20!  Find the Razorback envelope clutch here and other college and NFL team bags here!

This post is sponsored by Little Earth Productions, but all opinions are my own!

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