Athleisure Wear

Yoga pants and sweatsuits aren’t just for the gym or lounging around at home. The spandex in athletic clothing allows your body to expand or compress depending on how it’s feeling. Wearing tight jeans will not make your stomach feel very good if you have to sit upright in them for 16 hours. Sweatsuits are another great option, as they are warm, and you can layer them depending on whether you are too cold or too hot. 

Compression Socks

A lot of people don’t think about wearing compression socks, but if you fly a lot then you may want to add these to your outfit. They’re easy to conceal under the pants, and they keep your ankles and feet from swelling during long flights. This also helps reduce the risk of blood clots, which some medications can make travelers more susceptible to.

You may not look like you’ve walked off of the pages of a fashion magazine, but you will be comfortable the entire flight.

The post Comfy Outfit Ideas for Long Drives and Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Here are three fall travel must-haves that you will definitely want to have as you go off on adventures during this season.

A Quality Cardigan

Cardigans are so great for traveling and fall. Why? Well, these light to medium sweaters are insanely foldable, which means that they occupy almost zero space in your bag. They’re also easy to carry around and put on at night when the temperatures drop and you want to cut the chill.

A Sensible Scarf

Fall is the beginning of scarf season, and we definitely recommend taking one along with you for your travels at this time of the year. You’ll want to pack one that isn’t too heavy, but that will help keep you warm on a chilly day or at night.

Boots for the Season

Fall can also mean rain, which means that boots that can adapt and respond to the current weather conditions are also a must-take. Waterproof boots that aren’t too warm and allow your feet to breathe are a perfect option to take with you while traveling in autumn.

The post Three Fall Travel Must-Haves appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

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Well, we’ve done the research for you and put together perfect outfits for any type of weather. We checked up on jet-setters who are seasoned packers, and we’ve found different outfit ideas for whatever weather you’re expecting: cold, moderate, or warm.

Have a look at what we’ve put together to help you build your travel wardrobe. Let’s say you’re going somewhere warm. We’ve lined up some gorgeous little numbers for you, from off-the-shoulder outfits to skimpy, silky tops with denim shorts.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BiRFC54AlR8/?tagged=travelfashion

There’s lace, florals, and stripes galore, so there’s no excuse for wardrobe boredom this season. If you’re going somewhere a little more moderate (say 60 to 70 degrees), we’ve got the perfect in-between weather outfits for you.

Think a ruffle dress with boots, or great fitting jeans and a lightweight, long-sleeved top. Or if you’re going somewhere a little chillier, what about that wardrobe staple, the leather jacket, or a cozy coat to keep you warm.

The post How to Pack for Any Kind of Travel Weather appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Hats

If you pay close attention, you’ll notice that famous travel bloggers often wear hats in their photos. This is the best way to camouflage your messy hair and look stylish at the same time, because this fashion accessory immediately adds an extra layer of elegance to every look.

Headbands

Headbands also have the power to elevate your look when your hair looks like a total disaster. You can combine them with pretty much any hairstyle on the market, just make sure to find one that perfectly matches the rest of your outfit.

Messy Bun

If your hair is such a mess that you don’t even bother trying, just put it in a messy bun and go on with your day. This hairstyle can look super-adorable, especially if the rest of your outfit is on the spot.

The post 3 Ways to Control Messy Hair During Your Travels appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Comfort Comes First

You should never risk comfort for fashion while traveling. You’ll have to walk countless miles every day and this task is impossible to pull off in an uncomfortable pair of shoes. Also make sure to never travel with a new pair before breaking it in.

Versatile Choice

Shoes will take up a lot of room in your suitcase, so make sure to pick the ones you’ll be able to wear multiple times. Go with neutral colors that can look good in variety of settings and with a wide range of outfits.

Environment Friendly

You won’t pick the same pair of shoe for a vacation in Alaska and Hawaii. It’s important to pick shoe-wear that fits the destination you’re traveling to, and the time of year when your trip takes place. Checking the weather forecast can also come in handy.

The post Pick Perfect Pair of Sightseeing Shoes by Following These 3 Steps appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Plan Ahead

Check the weather forecast before your trip, and know what type of clothes you should bring along. Go with the items that go well together, and keep in mind you’ll going to repeat outfits at least once.

Neutral Colors

Before you pack a certain piece of clothing, ask yourself if you can coordinate it with everything else in your bag. As long as you pick items in neutral colors — such as black, white, gray and beige — the answer will always be yes.

Quick Drying Clothes

If you can’t afford or find a good laundry service during your trip, you’ll end up washing your clothes on your own. That’s why you should go with quick drying and wrinkle-free pieces, that can be worn shortly after you’ve washed them.

The post Traveling in Style: Survive an Entire Month with a Carry-On appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Athleisure Wear

Yoga pants and sweatsuits aren’t just for the gym or lounging around at home. The spandex in athletic clothing allows your body to expand or compress depending on how it’s feeling. Wearing tight jeans will not make your stomach feel very good if you have to sit upright in them for 16 hours. Sweatsuits are another great option, as they are warm, and you can layer them depending on whether you are too cold or too hot. 

Compression Socks

A lot of people don’t think about wearing compression socks, but if you fly a lot then you may want to add these to your outfit. They’re easy to conceal under the pants, and they keep your ankles and feet from swelling during long flights. This also helps reduce the risk of blood clots, which some medications can make travelers more susceptible to.

You may not look like you’ve walked off of the pages of a fashion magazine, but you will be comfortable the entire flight.

The post Comfy Outfit Ideas for Long Drives and Flights appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Here are three fall travel must-haves that you will definitely want to have as you go off on adventures during this season.

A Quality Cardigan

Cardigans are so great for traveling and fall. Why? Well, these light to medium sweaters are insanely foldable, which means that they occupy almost zero space in your bag. They’re also easy to carry around and put on at night when the temperatures drop and you want to cut the chill.

A Sensible Scarf

Fall is the beginning of scarf season, and we definitely recommend taking one along with you for your travels at this time of the year. You’ll want to pack one that isn’t too heavy, but that will help keep you warm on a chilly day or at night.

Boots for the Season

Fall can also mean rain, which means that boots that can adapt and respond to the current weather conditions are also a must-take. Waterproof boots that aren’t too warm and allow your feet to breathe are a perfect option to take with you while traveling in autumn.

The post Three Fall Travel Must-Haves appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiREo1LHacO/?tagged=leatherjacket

Well, we’ve done the research for you and put together perfect outfits for any type of weather. We checked up on jet-setters who are seasoned packers, and we’ve found different outfit ideas for whatever weather you’re expecting: cold, moderate, or warm.

Have a look at what we’ve put together to help you build your travel wardrobe. Let’s say you’re going somewhere warm. We’ve lined up some gorgeous little numbers for you, from off-the-shoulder outfits to skimpy, silky tops with denim shorts.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiR-xOVgYNN/?tagged=travelfashion

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiRFC54AlR8/?tagged=travelfashion

There’s lace, florals, and stripes galore, so there’s no excuse for wardrobe boredom this season. If you’re going somewhere a little more moderate (say 60 to 70 degrees), we’ve got the perfect in-between weather outfits for you.

Think a ruffle dress with boots, or great fitting jeans and a lightweight, long-sleeved top. Or if you’re going somewhere a little chillier, what about that wardrobe staple, the leather jacket, or a cozy coat to keep you warm.

The post How to Pack for Any Kind of Travel Weather appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Hats

If you pay close attention, you’ll notice that famous travel bloggers often wear hats in their photos. This is the best way to camouflage your messy hair and look stylish at the same time, because this fashion accessory immediately adds an extra layer of elegance to every look.

Headbands

Headbands also have the power to elevate your look when your hair looks like a total disaster. You can combine them with pretty much any hairstyle on the market, just make sure to find one that perfectly matches the rest of your outfit.

Messy Bun

If your hair is such a mess that you don’t even bother trying, just put it in a messy bun and go on with your day. This hairstyle can look super-adorable, especially if the rest of your outfit is on the spot.

The post 3 Ways to Control Messy Hair During Your Travels appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Comfort Comes First

You should never risk comfort for fashion while traveling. You’ll have to walk countless miles every day and this task is impossible to pull off in an uncomfortable pair of shoes. Also make sure to never travel with a new pair before breaking it in.

Versatile Choice

Shoes will take up a lot of room in your suitcase, so make sure to pick the ones you’ll be able to wear multiple times. Go with neutral colors that can look good in variety of settings and with a wide range of outfits.

Environment Friendly

You won’t pick the same pair of shoe for a vacation in Alaska and Hawaii. It’s important to pick shoe-wear that fits the destination you’re traveling to, and the time of year when your trip takes place. Checking the weather forecast can also come in handy.

The post Pick Perfect Pair of Sightseeing Shoes by Following These 3 Steps appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Plan Ahead

Check the weather forecast before your trip, and know what type of clothes you should bring along. Go with the items that go well together, and keep in mind you’ll going to repeat outfits at least once.

Neutral Colors

Before you pack a certain piece of clothing, ask yourself if you can coordinate it with everything else in your bag. As long as you pick items in neutral colors — such as black, white, gray and beige — the answer will always be yes.

Quick Drying Clothes

If you can’t afford or find a good laundry service during your trip, you’ll end up washing your clothes on your own. That’s why you should go with quick drying and wrinkle-free pieces, that can be worn shortly after you’ve washed them.

The post Traveling in Style: Survive an Entire Month with a Carry-On appeared first on Traveler Dreams.