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Travel Feature
A good holiday can be ruined by poor packing. London is a big city and although we have given you the lo-down on where to relax and get away from the chaos, if you want to get about and see the sites, practical packing is a must.
by Siobhan Cooper
Lets Get Packing..
Super Fluro card holder, Comme Des Garcons (at Oki Ni)
Since Rihanna was spotted on the tube, it seems that no-one is too glamorous for an oyster card. Carry yours in style in a cute card wallet or coin purse.
Coin Purse, Lulu Guinness (at Selfridges)
Striped Tote, Sonia Rykiel (at
Farfetch.com)
As much as you may love your Chanel 2.55, if you’re spending a day site seeing something more practical may be a better choice. Don’t worry, this does not mean that you have to compromise on style, there are some fantastic contemporary styles about. Make sure your choice is big enough for tour guides, sunglasses etc, easy to carry and ultra secure.
Day Cream, Estee Lauder (at Selfridges)
Shoes, KG by Kurt Geiger (at Selfridges)
Up North we love our high heels but if you’re planning a trip to London remember some cute flats so you can explore the city sans blisters. Ambling from galleries to markets, you never know what treasures you might find hidden away.
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The pollution in the capital will play havoc with your skin so travel prepared. Whether you plan on spending the day picnicking in Hyde Park or shopping in the city centre, a protective day cream will help prevent sun damage while also protecting you from the fumes of Oxford Street.
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