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Channeling: Shearling
Whether you’re in Aspen or Atlanta, Cortina or Kyoto, half the world is in a deep freeze right now. While your first instinct may be to stock up on Heattech (same here), we’ve been inspired by images of vintage ski and old-school starlets on our Pinterest boards to lean into shearling.
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Dopp Kits
The toiletries/cosmetics bag has always been a goldilocks-style conundrum when it comes to travel—it can be so hard to find one that really works, but once you do, travel is just that much more streamlined. After road testing the most popular ones, we’re sharing our favorites that will get all your essentials there and back…
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Layerable Vests and Puffers
We’ve been there—boarding the plane in winter, stiff from all the layers that are necessary once the plane is freezing at 30,000 feet, but feel like overkill when you can hardly raise your arms to reach the overhead bin during boarding.
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Ride or Die Turtlenecks
A true chameleon piece for everyday life and travel, turtlenecks are a staple in our wardrobes three seasons per year.
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Softsided Duffels
So you’re heading on safari! You’ll need to pack light and be strategic about your bag choice, as lodges have strict weight limits for bags to fit in the cramped luggage holds of small bush planes. Here are a few we’d pull out for the occasion that are tough enough to make the trip.
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Essential Gadgetry
Our friend Michael Williams downloaded his list of gear essentials that deserve a place in your carry-on.
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Pharmacy Find: Propolis Spray
This tiny bottle from one of Vienna’s most charming pharmacies is travel-friendly and plays both offense and defense—helping you recover faster when you’re sick and giving your immune system a boost to prevent that from happening in the first place.
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The Travel Poncho
Thousands of years ago ponchos were created for life on the move, centuries later, the silhouette has circled the globe, reimagined by designers everywhere from New York to Tibet, all with the same enduring design that’s the easiest thing to throw over your shoulder at 30,000 feet.
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The French Chore Coat
Once the uniform of French laborers, the bleu de travail—or chore coat—is one of our favorite travel workhorses. Today’s versions are still utilitarian but have a cool, effortless edge: perfect for layering, easy to dress up or down, and light enough to roll into a bag.