Author: Carly Shea
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Airplane Pants
You’ll never catch us in leggings or a sweatsuit on a plane, but we still want comfort and the right airplane pant hits the sweet spot of ease and polish. We swear by kick flares as the best pants to wear in transit.
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Packing For a Month-long Trip With Toddlers
Last summer, Pia Baroncini headed to Italy with her husband and kids for a month-long trip to visit family and friends and draw inspiration for their respective labels. They managed to balance work with beach days and gelato runs for their two kids under 4. She shares how they packed for a multi-leg trip.
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Barn Jackets
Designed for exactly what the name implies, barn jackets were built for those who needed to move: through mud, over fences, on horseback. They feel equally at home on an estate in the Scottish Highlands and a ranch in the South Texas Plains—or, you know, on the streets of Brooklyn.
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City & Country: Melbourne
Melbourne has all the makings of a great urban getaway, but part of its appeal lies just beyond the city limits, where a few hours in nearly any direction leads you to an entirely different landscape: mineral springs, vineyard-dotted coastlines, dramatic beaches, or alpine scenery and old gold-rush towns. To help map both the city…
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Jules Perowne, founder of Perowne International
Our friend Jules Perowne is the founder and CEO of Perowne International, a London-based PR-comms agency behind some of the most coveted names in hospitality—think Singita and Passalacqua, Gleneagles and the Oetker Collection.
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Packing with Natalie Shaquer
When we came across travel creator Natalie Shaquer’s sudoku packing framework, we were immediately won over by its simple and sensical approach: a grid-based system for building a 9 piece travel wardrobe that makes 27 outfits.
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Coral Sands Inn & Cottages, Harbour Island, The Bahamas
A 1960s Briland mainstay, recently refreshed with shell-strewn interiors so playful that it’s the rare beach hotel where you may want to spend your time indoors.
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Valerie McMurray, founder of Soleil Toujours
Soleil Toujours founder Valerie McMurray found her calling in suncare while pregnant, when she realized there was no clean mineral SPF she felt good about putting on her skin. More than a decade on, the brand has become a cult favorite. She breaks down mineral vs. chemical sunscreens, why SPF on a plane is non-negotiable,…
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Strappy Sandals
Leave the heels at home and pack something effortless: a pair of sandals that are easy to slip on with sandy feet and a wet swimsuit, but still feel polished enough to go with your chicest caftan.