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5 New Solo Travel Tips for Packing Light: When you pack for hot climes, check out these five tips as you head to the jetway. One key tip is to take separates that you can mix and match. Make sure each thing you pack has two or more uses.
5 New Solo Travel Tips for Packing Light:
Tip One:
Lightweight shoes are a must as big clunky sneakers are real Space Stealers. So just go with one to wear and one to spare! Split up the second pair to frame the inside of your bag. That way shoes take up less space.
Go to Bearpaw Shoes for their new summer lightweight sport shoe in pink and blue. I have been wearing their winter apres-ski boots for years. I was pleased to see their new hot weather shoes just weigh a few ounces!
5 New Solo Travel Tips for Packing Light:
Tip Two: Get a reversible dress or skirt for two quick looks at one fell swoop.
www.ExOfficio.com
Tip Three:
Better yet, get convertible dresses. They can be skirts one minute and then even beach cover-up’s the next!
www.ExOfficio.com
5 New Solo Travel Tips for Packing Light:
Tip Four:
Stay cool with ankle length, light weight cotton skirts. You can leave them behind with local charities if you don’t need them at home.
www.Chicos.com
Tip Five:
Short dresses make great tunics over pants. The example below may seem like a strange shape. However, the peplum is everywhere this year!
www.Stylebop.com (Alexander McQueen)
Just for fun fashion:
My journey through the Internet this week brought me back to Chico’s. Their travel section has both style and ease for packing and wear. They offer wrinkle free clothes and have great mix and match separates.
From jetway to runway: Here are more ways to see style from the whole world with a range from practical to pricey choices:
I loved the dresses I found from Uganda online (Jazafricanna) this week but now can’t find a link. Please email me on our Contacts page if you know where to find them!
On to the runway: If like most of us, your invite to the Metro Gala was lost in the mail, you can view the magic and misses on Fashion Police!
www.SalondeParis.com
