What To Wear On A European Summer Vacation!

Setting off on a European adventure this summer promises the thrill of discovering new landscapes, indulging in diverse cultures, and creating memories that last a lifetime. The challenge of what to pack, especially when aiming to stay comfortable in the soaring temperatures without compromising on style, can seem daunting, but fear not! With three easy style tips you can avoid all of those potential vacation wardrobe pitfalls.
Learn how the choice of materiality doesn't just elevate your style but also embraces sustainability, keeping you cool as you meander through the bustling streets of Europe. Discover the pivotal role of footwear in transforming your look from overtly touristy to effortlessly elegant, allowing for endless exploration without the dread of discomfort. And, be surprised by how an unexpected item can be the secret ingredient to shifting your travel ensemble from cliché to chic. With these three easy-to-follow style tips, your European summer vacation look will be synonymous with comfort, sustainability, and undeniable style. Say goodbye to the fear of sticking out as a tourist and hello to a vacation wardrobe that's as impressive as the destinations you're set to explore.
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[@RebeccaInEurope]

If you made it to the silk jumpsuit moment 🫣🫣🫣 let me know 🖤 🖤 and thanks for watching! 🥰🥰

[@theseamonstersknit]

LOVE your style.

[@RebeccaInEurope]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@elizabethkeniacarbajaldele8815]

Hello from México ❤

[@RebeccaInEurope]

Hola! Good to see you 🥰

[@chapman1569]

These outfits could be worn on a cruise as well, on the top deck there can be a lot of wind. Yay for comfy and study shoes, a large low heel lands well on the ground and provide stability. I would suggest pressure stocking, it help with leg fatigue if there is a lot of walking. They can be too warm though. Dont forget a hat, and I heard not a baseball cap, Europeans dont wear those, it gives tourist vibes. I would say bring a raincoat and a warm cardigan just in case. If the weather is inclement you dont want to be cold and wet. I got Vessi shoes, made and sold in Canada, they look like tennis shoes, bu they are kind of like Bogs boots, neoprene fabric, they are very comfortable and waterproof. They dont make the feet stink either. As for colors, I would not wear a lot of color, I would stick to basics to blend in.

[@RebeccaInEurope]

Great points! Thanks for sharing. I definitely don’t mind standing out for colorful choices but it’s really the impractical clothing choices that can ruin the trip. (Also might I suggest compression running sock instead of stockings if you want the same effect but more conspicuously 😉)