'STYLE FOR' MAY TRAVEL IN ST YLE
practical accessorising, fill the tote with flip-flops and sunnies for the other side.
STYLE ONE Leggings, cami top, cardigan + trainers/flip flops
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Our ‘Style For' fashion editor, Julia Suzuki, has been working in the fashion world for over two decades. Julia travels the globe looking at the current style trends to bring us the very best designs from both high street and luxury, super brands.
Whatever month of the year it is, there is always somewhere wonderful to wander to. Whether it is road trip, a dream vacay or train travel. Comfort is key, and aesthetics are all important. How we dress, after all, is how we feel. When you head o for that dream destination it is all about e ortless essentials so, we are looking at savvy travel style this month at ’Style For’ and it’s all about lots of layers and putting it all together extra cleverly.
.. if you’re sitting on a plane for hours with the breezy aircon, you’ll want to be a little covered up. Landing somewhere red hot, you then want the option to immediately strip back to soak up the sunshine. We have the answers to versatile travel wear...
The Jet-setting A-listers are always a good source of inspiration when it comes to in-transit dressing, as they are very much accustomed to travel while still looking camera ready.
For the laid-back super comfy travel outfit, we suggest you go for stylish joggers or leggings in a neutral shade (white is too risky with all those travel snacks and hustle and bustle). Pair these bottoms with a cami top and the all-essential cardigan that you can tie around the waist. Add some trainers and a tote bag for
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