Handle Holiday Traveling in Style

Since I travel every Christmas to my mom's house in Texas, I have basically mastered packing and what to bring on the plane for the holidays. Even though I feel like I have my airport traveling down to a science my mom taught me how to appropriately dress for it. My mom always use to tell my sister and I when we were growing up is, "Don't ever look like a slob going to the airport and do not ever wear sweatpants". I never understood why she told us this because I just wanted to be comfortable. So the question is, how can you travel comfortably and still look put together especially when traveling from one climate to another?

1. Make sure you wear layers! I cannot tell you how many times that I wish I could shed a layer or add layers. The best way to do this is wear a basic tee, a light jacket over it, jeans, and add a scarf. So if you get too hot you can just start taking layers off, which I always end up doing second I land in Texas coming from chilly Utah.

AE Real Soft Favorite V-Neck Tee / Rag & Bone Jean Jacket w/ Hood  / Rag & Bone Ridley Jean / Cynthia Vincent Taltha Satchel / Coastal Blue Shawl ,

 

 

 

2. Do not wear open toed shoes- Planes can get very cold and although flip flops are convenient they will not keep you warm. If you want to wear something easy and comfy wear a boot that you can easily get on and off for security checks. Emu Australia makes a great comfortable boot, the Ashby, that still looks cute! If you want something with a heel I obviously am going to recommend the Rag & Bone Newbury boot. I'm not only obsessed with them, but they are also comfy and chic.

 

 

 

3. Add a hat- Planes always give me horrible hair because I am always playing with it or moving it around on the plane, so I always bring a hat. Hats always are a great last touch to an outfit and make you look chic and put together.

 

                                                          Rag & Bone Floppy Brim Fedora



Those are some tips on chic airport style! Happy holidays and happy traveling!