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instant travel... - Styling Fabulous

instant travel…

your suitcase is your closet when you travel…and at times…i must admit…i have packed like i truly did bring my whole closet…only to bring it all back home unworn…add to that an achy back…when i started traveling for business in my corporate america days…i literally was on the road three weeks out of the month…and being that i had my suitcase to contend with…and all my “work” stuff…ie: laptop, brochures etc…i learned to be creative with my packing…

so here are a few things to think about when choosing clothes to pack…
– how much room does it take up?

– does it match with other pieces you’re bringing?

– will it go day and evening?

– can you wear it more than once?

– does it wrinkle easily?

for example…my corporate america days…i pretty much lived in suits…i usually looked for suit fabric that was seasonless…like a lightweight wool…that made it possible for the suit to work both warm and cool climates…a dark suit with matching pants and skirt could be deconstructed to create a variety of looks with few accessories…i would pack a top that could stand on its own without the suit jacket…i would also pack a dressier pant and fun chic shoes to pair with my suit jacket out for a nite on the town… business dinner with clients…

all in all this works with casual wear as well…pair a few tops with that flouncy skirt…etc…

ideal travel fabrics bounce back after being crushed…who wants to spend time ironing clothes when you get to your destination? or worse yet…looking like a crumpled mess…if you so choose not to iron =)

do you have some great travel tips to share? please do…

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5 Comments

  1. i used to pack my clothes into tiny little squares, or roll them up to avoid creases. i could squeeze so much into a suitcase and i was surprised how little things would wrinkle.

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