#travel-wardrobe

#travel-wardrobe

You can still build a streamlined packing list even if you're not shy of color and texture-just ask California-based men's fashion buyer Emily Kitts. As Kitts explains, "My style definitely doesn't lean minimal and I don't subscribe to the idea of a capsule wardrobe. However, I love saving space in my suitcase for goodies and souvenirs so I try to be strategic with my packing but still show my personality through my clothes."

When my landlord informed me that she'd be doubling my rent, I didn't run to Streeteasy or other apartment rental apps like most New Yorkers would. With a job as a travel editor that has allowed (and encouraged) me to work remotely from all around the world and three months left on my eligibility to be in the European Union, I decided to put all my belongings in storage and set off for a three-month-long

Prep is back-just in time for fall flights and weekend leaf-peeping getaways. According to Pinterest's 2025 Fall Trends Report, searches for preppy staples are skyrocketing as folks embrace this polished aesthetic. From breezy button-downs and plaid skirts to cozier staples, like striped cardigans and chunky, cable-knit sweaters, dressing like you went to a New England prep school is in-even if you've never stepped foot in New England.

Every year when Labor Day rolls around and end-of-summer sales start, I make seasonal upgrades to my travel gear to prepare for fall trips. That means swapping my breezy linen for cozy layers, sandals for sneakers, and sundresses for sweaters. Mostly, I stick to classic travel clothing pieces instead of trendy ones so they can stay in my closet year after year.

The Hoka Clifton 9 GTX Sneakers are beloved for their arch support and comfortable cushioning, and thanks to the black design, they will look brand-new after countless adventures.

This effortless midi dress from Gap combines the comfort of a tank top with a flowy, linen-blend skirt. It's perfect for traveling and rewearing.