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Getting There In STYLE At some point we all must get on a plane either for work or play. No longer the glamorous affair portrayed on hit shows like Mad by marcellas reynolds


Men or Pan Am, travel is now all sass and very little class. It’s over-sold flights, long lines and stripping down, only to be groped by airport scanners. And let’s not mention extra fees for luggage and buying your own snacks—alas. Yet there are things you can do, to make the route to your destination chic and easy.


Amber Valetta


DRESS FOR SUCCESS I find in an increasingly casual world,


the better one dresses, the better they are treated. Be comfortable on the plane, but that’s no excuse for sweats! Comfortable dark denim Citizens of Humanity ‘Core Slim’ jeans, a simple collared shirt with a ‘lil stretch to it and a cashmere sweater thrown over the shoulders to complete the look—the sweater is crucial—it’s a chic way to stay warm in-flight. Make your life easier (and everybody else’s for that matter) with an easy slip on shoe like the classic Tod’s ‘Double T’ driving shoe or some old-school trainers and you are set to fly!


CARRY ON We can’t talk about travel without mentioning suit-


cases and carry-ons. When it comes to luggage I buy from designers that specialize. Since 1946 Delsey has produced the most stylish, secure and technologically advanced luggage in the world. Inspired by aviation, the Aero Lite luggage is a collaboration between them and Lufthansa Airlines. The carry-on is an integral part of any trip. It’s not just


SKINCARE Traveling can be very stressful for the skin,


so to look your best, supermodel and actress Amber Valetta recommends the following: Dab on eye cream during your flight to look rested—try Eye Rescue Formula by MenScience to combat dark circles. Further, Ms. Valetta recommends adding a moistur- izer—try DDF Glycolic Exfoliating Moistur- izer to promote cell turnover. I would add a lip balm to the mix—my favorite is Rosebud Perfume Co.’s Strawberry Lip Balm.


Style Note—This product is life changing! Okay that’s a ‘lil hyperbole but for long flights or in your hotel, the Bed of Nails Acupressure Mat and pillow is amazing. It helps ease migraines, chronic back pain, stress and tension. Celebs like Hilary Swank, Kate Beckinsale and Jennifer Lopez are all devotées!


the bag but what you pack inside it! The coolest of the cool is the Jack Spade Reflective Coal Bag. Inspired by N.Y.C. bike messengers, this canvas bag is stylish and multifunctional. Everyone has an iPad/tablet now—it’s so much


easier than lugging around a laptop. My fave iPad cover is the Marc by Marc Jacobs Electronic Tablet Sleeve. In a slew of bright colors and faux fur lined it keeps your tablet safe, secure and oh-so-scratch-free. My fave newest gadget that goes with me everywhere is the Native Union POP Phone. Designed by French designer David Turpin the POP handset is compatible with any device. So stick it in your iPhone and start chatting. You can also use it as headphones for your music player.


Style Note - Super hip style tome wallpaper pro- duces a City Guide covering 80 cities worldwide. Each city is rigorously researched and edited to suggest only the best, the most exciting, the most beautiful places to go. Pick them up at bookstores everywhere or download the app at wallpaper.com!


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RAGE monthly | MAY 2012


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