How to pack for a week-long trip - Permanent Style
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
- How do you pack the minimum amount of clothes, yet get the maximum number of outfits? So they cover formal and casual, on and off-duty?
It's all about clothes that all work together. In this video British author and journalist Simon Crompton explains what he brings, with the help of Globe-Trotter, for a week-long trip. This builds on the shorter trip video you can see here:
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I always like monochrome and multiples for travel. (Admittedly, that's my go-to in general, but I like it even more for travel.) It's easy to pack a bunch of pieces in different weights that all work together. If you end up with weather that's not exactly what you expected and you end up having to re-wear something constantly It's not so obvious.
Like, I just got back from Helsinki. It was supposed to be in the forties and fifties, but I brought a knee length gray cashmere coat just in case. (It's nice to have a luxe, elegant option for colder nights that's not formal if nothing else.) It was blizzarding almost the whole time we were there, so I basically wore it for a week. I was super happy to have a whole suitcase of black and gray separates to coordinate with it. Keeping it all monochrome reads more "signature look" and less, "this is the only jacket I brought that works."
Very well done, but seems tailored (pun intended) for cooler weather. I'd love to see a version of this for warmer climes. Thanks.
Thanks. If you look on PermanentStyle.com you'll find one I did about travelling to Japan in hot weather
*finally* Love your videos and series
Thank you
Just found your Chanel. Really enjoying it. I do not dress formally. But still enjoy learning. Great job 🇬🇧
Thanks. I wish I had some Chanel...
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Where is your blazer from? It’s fire 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks. It's The Anthology