What to wear, what to wear. I never know what to pack when I'm traveling. As the girls can tell you, I change clothes at least four to six times every morning because I can't decide what looks good. I'm never satisfied.Labels: comfy clothing, What to wear
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I really just wear what I wear at home. Good jeans, and nice sweaters over white long sleeved shirts. I'm a creature of habit. I do usually dress to go to San Francisco, it is more formal there.
Hey Cheryl, any desire to see the art museum while there? The impressionists are there. I'm not sure if it will still be there, but I'd love to go see the new deYoung in Golden Gate Park. I haven't seen it yet. K
can't help ya with what to wear,
just have a fun and safe trip,
Thanks, Kris. I'll dress formally enough but comfortably enough to do a lot of walking.
Yeah, I'd love to meet you in SF! Great!
Thanks, jell. I appreciate it. Safe is the first item on the agenda. LOL
Cheryl, I love clothes from TravelSmith because you can wad them in your suitcase and pull them out with hardly a wrinkle. My "uniform" for travel anywhere is comfy black pants, black knit sleeveless top and jackets or shirt-jackets. And the secret is scarves. I've been on a tight budget lately but with a new scarf or two I can feel like I have a whole new wardrobe. Plus they add a little warmth in a chilly air-conditioned room.
P.S. I love that jacket in the photo too!
I love the travelers, too, Deb. I got mine when they were on sale at Chico's. And scarves! Yes, I've just started getting some because Kris warned me it will get cold there. I found some knit jeans at Coldwater Creek that look like jeans and fit like stretchy pajamas, don't wrinkle, and I love them! Comfiest jeans ever.
I even got Mel a scarf to wear with his jacket, since Castle wears them on TV. LOL
Since I spend more than half of each year on the road, I've become highly skilled at packing. I bring a BIG suitcase and keep my clothes all in neutral tones: black/brown/white and try to buy pieces that will mix: cream/white/some prints but not a lot.
I like classic clothes that will look good just playing around, or going out to a party. I'm soooo lazy, I rarely iron. I travel with a small squirt bottle and just spritz and shake out the wrinkles. Hope you have fun!!! I do love, San Francisco :)
Thank you, Katie. I don't know how you do it. I guess getting accustomed to a lot of travel is just like anything else--it takes time. I've never liked the pressure of flying. I'd much rather do a road trip, even if it isn't as safe.
I like the plain classics without a lot of decoration. More things match more easily.
I don't really travel, but my husband has been doing a lot of traveling lately. He always gets my daughter to come over and pack for him. She can get a week's worth of clothes in one of those small suitcases. Her secret is the Downy Wrinkle Releaser spray. We brought it with us on a recent trip and it worked wonderfully. That doesn't tell you WHAT to bring, but it might help with the packing. I always overpack. I like to have choices. I agree about layers though. At my time of life, I never know if I'll be hot or cold.
That's a great idea, Sandie. I may need to get some of that before we leave. I also have a cousin who hangs her clothes for the day in the bathroom when showering. The steam takes out the wrinkles.
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