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
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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ReplyDeletegreat tip wendy! i've been meaning to try them...
ReplyDeletei 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.
ReplyDeletestacy - i just recently started the whole rolling up for packing...definately helps with no wrinkles...and more room!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your advise, nice article that i have been see. the information is very useful for me. i will follow the tips that you give. i will travel to malaysia this at the end of this august. i am always looking for the information like this on the internet. thanks for your sharing.
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