What To Wear To Travel
By SheFinds
Wed, 20 May 2009 21:37:49 GMT
By SheFinds
Ladies,
We know that comfort is a first priority when you’re traveling, but that doesn’t mean you have to surrender to sweatpants. We’ve put together three travel-friendly outfits that will keep you casual, comfy and stylish while en route to your summer vacation destination. Bring us back a present?
Bon Voyage,
SheFinds
Plane
There are a couple of hard-and-fast rules for airplane attire: pants are a better choice than skirts or dresses, since planes tend to be cold. These ankle jeans aren’t too tight, and have a bit of stretch for added comfort. Layers on top are also a must, for transitioning from freezing plane to humid Panama, or wherever you’re going.
A long ribbed tank and big, belted sweater wrap should be just right. Finally, wear flats that are easy to slide on and off.
Train
If you’re traveling via public transit, comfortable shoes for lugging luggage and running to catch the train are a good choice – these studded flats are fashionable and add a nice pop of color to boot.
An empire waist dress topped with a long sweater are comfortable enough to sit in for a few hours, and a wide brown belt makes the ensemble presentable post-trip.
Automobile
First of all, we’d suggest flip-flops for car travel – this pair is more grown-up than the rubber kind, but still completely easy to slide off in the passenger seat.
A roomy maxi skirt topped with a simple tank makes an incredibly comfortable pair; top it with a scarf in case your travel companion decides to blast the AC.
Find out what to wear for other hard-to-dress-for situations at SheFinds.
Message Edited by SheFinds on 05-20-2009 05:59 PM
Ladies,
We know that comfort is a first priority when you’re traveling, but that doesn’t mean you have to surrender to sweatpants. We’ve put together three travel-friendly outfits that will keep you casual, comfy and stylish while en route to your summer vacation destination. Bring us back a present?
Bon Voyage,
SheFinds
Plane
There are a couple of hard-and-fast rules for airplane attire: pants are a better choice than skirts or dresses, since planes tend to be cold. These ankle jeans aren’t too tight, and have a bit of stretch for added comfort. Layers on top are also a must, for transitioning from freezing plane to humid Panama, or wherever you’re going.
A long ribbed tank and big, belted sweater wrap should be just right. Finally, wear flats that are easy to slide on and off.
Train
If you’re traveling via public transit, comfortable shoes for lugging luggage and running to catch the train are a good choice – these studded flats are fashionable and add a nice pop of color to boot.
An empire waist dress topped with a long sweater are comfortable enough to sit in for a few hours, and a wide brown belt makes the ensemble presentable post-trip.
Automobile
First of all, we’d suggest flip-flops for car travel – this pair is more grown-up than the rubber kind, but still completely easy to slide off in the passenger seat.
A roomy maxi skirt topped with a simple tank makes an incredibly comfortable pair; top it with a scarf in case your travel companion decides to blast the AC.
Find out what to wear for other hard-to-dress-for situations at SheFinds.
Message Edited by SheFinds on 05-20-2009 05:59 PM