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How to Create a Spring Travel Capsule for Europe: The Ultimate Guide

Spring Travel Capsule Wardrobe Europe
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Traveling to  Europe requires a wardrobe that can adapt to diverse climate and a range of temperatures. This guide helps you create a Spring Travel Capsule for Europe with the Travelista 12 Packing Protocol. This streamlined packing strategy is designed to ensure you pack smart and carry less, while still being prepared for every adventure. From the brisk mornings to the mild afternoons, your travel wardrobe must be versatile, stylish, and compact. Let’s explore how to build the perfect spring travel capsule wardrobe for your European travels.

The First Steps: Weather, Where, What?

Before selecting your wardrobe, address the three crucial questions: 

What’s the weather? 

Where are you going? 

What will you be doing? 

The answers to these questions lay the foundation for your travel capsule. Europe’s spring weather can vary greatly, from chilly mornings to warm afternoons, and even unexpected rain showers. Whether you’re strolling through the romantic streets of Paris, exploring the ancient ruins of Rome, or hiking in the Balkans, your activities will dictate your clothing needs.

The Travelista 12 Method: Your Packing Protocol

Crafted with the savvy traveler in mind, the Travelista 12 Method is a game-changer for packing efficiently. This method breaks down your travel wardrobe into a simple protocol: 4 tops, 3 bottoms, 2 mid-layers of sweaters or cardigans, 2 outerwear pieces, and 1 dress. This versatile selection ensures you’re prepared for any activity or weather condition while keeping your luggage light.

  • 4 Tops: Opt for a mix of long-sleeved shirts and lighter blouses that can be layered or worn alone. Consider fabrics that are breathable, quick-drying, and easy to care for.
  • 3 Bottoms: A pair of comfortable jeans, versatile trousers, and perhaps a lighter pair of pants or a skirt, depending on your destination and planned activities.
  • 2 Mid-Layers: Sweaters or cardigans that can easily be layered over your tops. These are perfect for the cooler parts of the day and can be easily removed as the temperature rises.
  • 2 Outerwear: A waterproof jacket is a must for those unexpected spring showers. Add a stylish, lightweight coat or a structured blazer that can dress up any outfit for evening outings.
  • 1 Dress: Choose a versatile dress that can be dressed up or down. A midi dress is a great option for comfort, style, and ease of movement.
Spring Travel Capsule Wardrobe Europe

Travel Capsule Details

 The first link is to the actual clothing item show (or available option. The second link is the Amazon option for similar items.

4 tops:

off white tee (alternate: crew neck white tee), Amazon white crew neck,

lyocell denim shirt, Amazon chambray button down

graphic tee, Amazon graphic tee

black blouse,   Amazon Black Blouse

3 bottoms:

black slip skirt, Amazon slip skirt

wide leg jeans, Amazon Levi’s jeans

black trousers,  Amazon black trousers

2 mid-layers:

Ecru cotton-blend round neck sweater,  Amazon crew neck sweater

black cashmere sweater, Amazon cashmere sweater 

Shoes:

waterproof suede ankle boots, Amazon Dolce Vita boots

sneakers, Amazon Sam Edelman white sneakers

waterproof gold metallic loafer,  Amazon gold loafer

2 outerwear:

khaki trench, Amazon trench coat

plaid blazer, Amazon plaid blazer

1 dress: Black shirt dress , Amazon black dress 

Bags:

 

Style Words

Another technique for planning your travel capsule wardrobe is leveraging the “3 Style Words” method, championed by stylist Allison Bornstein. This approach isn’t just about understanding and filtering your personal style; it can be used as a strategic tool to streamline your travel clothing choices. 

By defining your travel capsule wardrobe with three specific style descriptors, you can significantly simplify the selection process, especially if your closet is varied. For this capsule, we’re focusing on “classic,” “relaxed,” and “casual” as our guiding principles. Combining classic and casual elements introduces an interesting contrast without clashing, while incorporating relaxed pieces prevents the classic selections from appearing overly formal. For instance, pairing a graphic tee with a trench coat strikes a balance that’s both modern and effortlessly chic.

Choose a word that relates to your destination, ie. tropical, beachy, outdoorsy, etc. Choose another word related to your personal style. And finally choose a word for the vibe you want to project with your travel capsule. These along with answering the questions weaather, where and what should guide you in your travel capsule wardrobe choices.

The Outfit Formula for Spring: Layering is Key

Spring weather can change frequently. To navigate this, I like to use a travel uniform based on an outfit formula. 

A tried and true Spring outfit formula is: 

Bottom  layer + top + mid-layer + outerwear

This layering strategy not only prepares you for fluctuating temperatures but also allows for multiple outfit combinations, making the most of your capsule wardrobe. As the day warms up, you can remove the sweater or cardigan and drape it over your shoulders or tuck it into your tote bag. If you start with a formula and build a few outfits based on the formula before you know you’ve picked most of the items for your travel capsule.

spring europe travel capsule outfits
Spring europe travel outfits

Choosing the Right Fabrics for Spring Travel

When packing your spring travel capsule for Europe, fabric choice is important to ensure comfort, versatility, and ease of care. Light cashmere is an excellent choice for mid-layers due to its lightweight warmth and softness, making it ideal for those cooler spring days.

For your tops and bottoms, consider fabrics like lightweight rayon, tencel, and cotton blends that offer breathability and ease of movement. These fabrics not only keep you comfortable as you explore but also ensure your clothes are easy to wash and quick to dry, which is helpful when traveling.

Shoe Suggestions for Spring Travel

In Europe, where walking is the crucial for exploration, your shoe choice is pivotal. I can’t emphasize this enough! This being the case, I recommend choosing your travel footwear FIRST and make clothing selections based on what compliments your footwear.

Aim for the sweet spot between style and comfort with the “Travelista Trio/Duo” concept: a smart selection of 2-3 pairs of shoes catering to diverse travel occasions.

  • Primary Walking Pair: Neutral-colored sneakers that stand up to extended strolls.These should be durable enough for extensive walks, preferably in neutral colors like white, black, or beige, ensuring they seamlessly fit into your basic travel wardrobe.
  • Secondary Mix-up Pair: Comfortable flats, loafers or versatile short boots for chillier days.
  • Optional Third Pair: Any shoe that’s necessary for your PLANNED travel activities that isn’t covered by your Travelista Duo.

Final thoughts

Building a travel capsule wardrobe for your spring adventure in Europe doesn’t have to be daunting. By following the Travelista 12 Packing Protocol, you answer the essential questions of weather, location, and activities to streamline your packing process. Remember, the key to a successful travel capsule is versatility—choosing pieces that mix and match effortlessly, allowing you to enjoy your travels with ease and style. Happy Packing!

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    I would like to see how you fit all that in a carry on suitcase. I can’t seem to make it work

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Hi! I’m Josie and I believe looking stylish while traveling doesn’t have to involve loads of luggage! Let me show you how to travel out of a carry-on suitcase with a travel capsule wardrobe!

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Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂

You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. 

So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t.

This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.”

After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method:
4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress
Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on.

Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once.

If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave.

Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind

Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
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Heading to Europe this fall and already dreading the packing? 🍂 You check the forecast for every city. Paris says 68° and sunny, London says 52° and rain. So you pack for all of it, and you end up checking the bag you swore you wouldn’t. This is for you if you want to travel carry-on only but keep packing for every “what if.” After 25 years of carry-on travel, this is how I pack for fall in Europe. I call it my 4-3-2-2-1 method: 4 tops
3 bottoms
2 mid-layers
2 outerwear pieces
1 dress Twelve pieces that all work together, so you’re dressed for chilly mornings, rainy afternoons and dinner out from one carry-on. Last fall I packed this way for 13 days from Paris to Porto, through sun, wind and one day of nonstop rain. I wore every piece more than once. If your trip is coming up, start your capsule now. You’ll have time to shop for the one or two pieces you’re missing instead of panic-buying the week before you leave. Comment FALL and I’ll send you:
✔️ Outfit links for this capsule, so you can shop the exact pieces
✔️ My free fall packing guide on the blog
✔️ The link to my Fall Europe Carry-On Packing Guide, with 3 complete capsules so you can pick the one that fits your trip, 80+ outfits so you know what to wear every day, and checklists so nothing gets left behind Save this for your next trip, and tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing for fall?
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If I’m packing fewer clothes, I need to be able to take care of them along the way.

Tucked inside my clothes-care pouch is a tiny laundry kit with detergent sheets, a braided clothesline + a sink stopper, everything I need to wash a few pieces in the sink and wear them again.

BONUS TIP: I also bring a small PackTowl. It doesn’t fit in the pouch, but after washing, I roll my wet clothes in it and squeeze out the excess water. It makes a BIG difference in how quickly they dry.

It’s a simple little system that makes a carry-on capsule so much more practical.
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | Mini Laundry Kit 🧺 If I’m packing fewer clothes, I need to be able to take care of them along the way. Tucked inside my clothes-care pouch is a tiny laundry kit with detergent sheets, a braided clothesline + a sink stopper, everything I need to wash a few pieces in the sink and wear them again. BONUS TIP: I also bring a small PackTowl. It doesn’t fit in the pouch, but after washing, I roll my wet clothes in it and squeeze out the excess water. It makes a BIG difference in how quickly they dry. It’s a simple little system that makes a carry-on capsule so much more practical. Comment LAUNDRY and I’ll send you links to everything I use for sink laundry + my outfit details from the video. 👇 Do you do sink laundry when you travel, or are you firmly on vacation from ALL laundry? 😂
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Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier. But is it actually the right choice for your trip? Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first. I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe. Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you. And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier.

But is it actually the right choice for your trip?

Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first.

I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe.

Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you.

And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier. But is it actually the right choice for your trip? Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first. I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe. Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you. And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier. But is it actually the right choice for your trip? Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first. I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe. Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you. And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier.

But is it actually the right choice for your trip?

Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first.

I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe.

Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you.

And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier.

But is it actually the right choice for your trip?

Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first.

I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe.

Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you.

And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier.

But is it actually the right choice for your trip?

Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first.

I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe.

Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you.

And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier.

But is it actually the right choice for your trip?

Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first.

I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe.

Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you.

And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
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Carry-on only can make a trip so much easier. But is it actually the right choice for your trip? Before you start trying to squeeze everything into a smaller suitcase, there are a few things worth figuring out first. I made the Travelista Trip Test to help you decide and if the answer is yes, you’ll also get my packing template so you know exactly how to start building your carry-on wardrobe. Comment CARRYON and I’ll send it to you. And tell me: what’s the hardest part of packing carry-on only for you?
Choosing what to leave behind? Shoes? Making enough outfits? Or just trusting that you packed enough?
3 weeks ago
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French-girl fall, four pieces, 14 ways. 🇫🇷🍂
I started with four Quince pieces I’d actually want in a fall travel wardrobe and kept restyling them: wide-leg jeans, a striped button-down, red cashmere and a classic trench.

Tucked, untucked, layered, tied at the waist, sweater over the shoulders…same four pieces, completely different feel.

And that red cashmere? Definitely the piece that makes the whole thing. ❤️

Paid partnership with @onequince #QuincePartner

I’ve linked all four pieces in my LTK Shop so you can shop them directly there. https://liketk.it/6n8ad 

Or comment “FRENCH” and I’ll send you the links to all four pieces.
@shop.ltk #liketkit

Music: “Ciao” - LAVLO
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French-girl fall, four pieces, 14 ways. 🇫🇷🍂 I started with four Quince pieces I’d actually want in a fall travel wardrobe and kept restyling them: wide-leg jeans, a striped button-down, red cashmere and a classic trench. Tucked, untucked, layered, tied at the waist, sweater over the shoulders…same four pieces, completely different feel. And that red cashmere? Definitely the piece that makes the whole thing. ❤️ Paid partnership with @onequince #QuincePartner I’ve linked all four pieces in my LTK Shop so you can shop them directly there. https://liketk.it/6n8ad Or comment “FRENCH” and I’ll send you the links to all four pieces. @shop.ltk #liketkit
 Music: “Ciao” - LAVLO
1 month ago
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | The Tech Pouch 🔌
Nothing ruins a travel day faster than realizing the cord or adapter you need is somewhere at the bottom of your bag…or still at home. 😬
My tech pouch gives every cord, charger and tiny tech essential ONE home. Before every trip, I go through it, remove the duplicates and make sure every device I’m bringing has a charging plan.

Want to build yours? Comment TECH and I’ll send you my Travel Tech Pouch checklist + links to the tech essentials I pack. 🔌

Save this for your next trip and tell me the tech item you ALWAYS forget.
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | The Tech Pouch 🔌 Nothing ruins a travel day faster than realizing the cord or adapter you need is somewhere at the bottom of your bag…or still at home. 😬 My tech pouch gives every cord, charger and tiny tech essential ONE home. Before every trip, I go through it, remove the duplicates and make sure every device I’m bringing has a charging plan. Want to build yours? Comment TECH and I’ll send you my Travel Tech Pouch checklist + links to the tech essentials I pack. 🔌 Save this for your next trip and tell me the tech item you ALWAYS forget.
1 month ago
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | Wellness
This is the part of my pouch that’s less about first aid and more about feeling good while I travel.

Electrolytes, probiotics, ginger chews, anti-bloat products, vitamins, Lactaid and a few other things I’ve learned are worth having with me.

The goal isn’t to pack everything. It’s to build a wellness pouch around what you actually use and need when you travel.

Want to build yours? Comment POUCH and I’ll send you my Wellness Pouch Planner + Amazon links to the wellness items I pack.
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | Wellness This is the part of my pouch that’s less about first aid and more about feeling good while I travel. Electrolytes, probiotics, ginger chews, anti-bloat products, vitamins, Lactaid and a few other things I’ve learned are worth having with me. The goal isn’t to pack everything. It’s to build a wellness pouch around what you actually use and need when you travel. Want to build yours? Comment POUCH and I’ll send you my Wellness Pouch Planner + Amazon links to the wellness items I pack.
2 months ago
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | First Aid

Don’t buy a pre-made travel first-aid kit. Build one around you and what you’re actually likely to need.

Mine has evolved after years of travel and a few lessons learned the hard way: Stomach issues in Oaxaca, painful sinus pressure on a flight, blisters from long walking days and even a stye on one trip. 😬

And you don’t need a fancy organizer. A Ziploc bag works just fine. The goal is to have the things you might need when you’re away from home.

Want to build your own? Comment POUCH and I’ll send you my First Aid planner + links to the first-aid essentials I pack.

Save this for your next trip and tell me what’s in your first-aid pouch that I’m missing. 👇
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👝 PACK IT IN A POUCH | First Aid Don’t buy a pre-made travel first-aid kit. Build one around you and what you’re actually likely to need. Mine has evolved after years of travel and a few lessons learned the hard way: Stomach issues in Oaxaca, painful sinus pressure on a flight, blisters from long walking days and even a stye on one trip. 😬 And you don’t need a fancy organizer. A Ziploc bag works just fine. The goal is to have the things you might need when you’re away from home. Want to build your own? Comment POUCH and I’ll send you my First Aid planner + links to the first-aid essentials I pack. Save this for your next trip and tell me what’s in your first-aid pouch that I’m missing. 👇
2 months ago
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No more digging through your personal item at 35,000 feet.
Everything I want during the flight lives in one small pouch, from takeoff to landing. (I forgot to mention in the video the oh so important lip balm!). It’s one of those tiny travel systems that makes a big difference.

This is the first in my 👝Pack It in a Pouch✈️ series, where I’m breaking down my personal pouch system for travel, one pouch at a time.
Do you use an in-flight pouch? Tell me what goes in yours! 👝✈️

Save this for your next trip and follow along because next up in Pack It in a Pouch: the tech pouch. 🔌
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No more digging through your personal item at 35,000 feet. Everything I want during the flight lives in one small pouch, from takeoff to landing. (I forgot to mention in the video the oh so important lip balm!). It’s one of those tiny travel systems that makes a big difference. This is the first in my 👝Pack It in a Pouch✈️ series, where I’m breaking down my personal pouch system for travel, one pouch at a time. Do you use an in-flight pouch? Tell me what goes in yours! 👝✈️ Save this for your next trip and follow along because next up in Pack It in a Pouch: the tech pouch. 🔌
2 months ago
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This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise.
Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on.
🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise

I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made.

Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you:
✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK
✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
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This is the capsule I packed for 10 days through Europe and a Mediterranean cruise. Five cities. One cruise. One carry-on. 🇮🇹 Rome
🍋 Sorrento
🌺 Taormina
🎨 Florence
🇫🇷 Provence
🚢 Mediterranean Cruise I’m sharing what worked, a few packing strategies I rely on every cruise, and one rookie mistake I made. Comment CAPSULE and I’ll send you: ✔️ My complete Mediterranean Cruise Capsule on LTK ✔️ My Mediterranean Cruise Subscriber Substack, where I share every outfit I wore, why I packed each piece, and how it performed throughout the trip.
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